The Montessori Treehouse
The Montessori Treehouse
Where little minds come to
play, wonder & grow.
Welcome to The Montessori Treehouse, a magical world where five friends learn through play, curiosity and everyday adventures. From nature and numbers to creativity, practical life and big feelings, every adventure gives little ones something new to discover.
Montessori-inspired·Made for little minds·Full of wonder
Watch on YouTubeMeet the Treehouse Friends
Five friends. Five personalities. Endless things to discover.
Olive Owl
Feelings, stories & solutions
Olive is the thoughtful leader of the Treehouse. She helps her friends understand big feelings, think through problems and discover the meaning hidden inside every story.
“Let’s think it through together.”
Finn Fox
Science, nature & numbers
Finn is the Treehouse explorer. He measures puddles, counts leaves and investigates the natural world, because every discovery begins with looking a little closer.
“Let’s find out!”
Pip Penguin
Practical life & independence
Pip loves learning how to do things independently. He pours, scoops, buttons, sorts and tidies. Slowly, carefully and always with pride.
“Little by little, all by myself.”
Rosie Rabbit
Art, creativity & imagination
Rosie sees creative possibilities everywhere. A leaf, a ribbon or even a splash of paint can become something wonderful in her paws.
“Every mistake is a new idea.”
Hazel
Courage, kindness & growth
Hazel learns alongside the children watching. She tries unfamiliar things, asks for help when she needs it and shows that growing often means trying again.
“Can I try?”
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Big adventures. Little discoveries.
Every episode begins with an adventure, with learning woven naturally throughout, just as children learn in real life: through curiosity, play and joining in.
Learning should feel like an adventure, not a lesson.
There is plenty of movement, music and laughter along the way, all thoughtfully paced, so children finish each episode feeling curious, engaged and inspired rather than overstimulated.
Somewhere in Hazelwood
Deep in the woods stands Old Oak, an ancient tree with a sleepy knot-hole face, who has watched over the friends since the Treehouse first grew between his branches. Every room inside belongs to somebody, and every room is somewhere an adventure can start.
The Pouring Kitchen
Where Pip pours, scoops and wipes up every spill himself.
The Reading Nest
Olive’s cushioned corner, stacked high with word-books.
The Making Room
Rosie’s table of paint, paper and half-finished ideas.
The Root Lab
Finn’s den of jars, seeds and very important collections.
The Cosy Hollow
The soft, quiet corner for when feelings get big.
Treehouse traditions
Little rituals that return in every adventure, the moments children begin to recognise, anticipate and join in with.
Can You Find the Wren?
A tiny brown wren hides somewhere in every adventure: behind a jar, beneath a leaf or sometimes even inside Pip’s hat. Spotting her is part of the fun, and children will get quicker at finding her every time.
The Glow
A tiny firefly glow appears whenever somebody becomes completely absorbed in what they are doing. Children learn to spot the glow, and recognise that same feeling of focus within themselves.
The Gratitude Leaf
Every adventure ends in the same special way: with one leaf and one small thing the friends feel grateful for that day.
Continue the adventure at home
Everything the friends do in the Treehouse is something a child can really do. Anna chooses every toy and material in the Montessori Shop herself, so the skills your little one meets on screen can carry straight on at the kitchen table.
There’s always something new growing in the Treehouse.
Join Olive, Finn, Pip, Rosie & Hazel for stories, songs, learning and adventures.
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