The younger the child the more carefully prepared the environment and the more limited the choices. In Montessori we provide the children with early daily practice of freedom within limits, liberty with responsibility, choices and consequences, and the respect for others to exercise all of these things, all within a prepared environment. The environment and the scope of freedom and choice expands over the years of a child’s development.
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