Sewing is incredibly relevant to modern children’s lives. But the skill of sewing isn’t taught in every home, and home economics classes have disappeared in many schools. That’s where activities the Sewing supplies printable Montessori 3-Part Cards come to the rescue. These cards introduce beginning sewers of all ages to the tools of the trade! Beyond developing…
This engaging, fun, hands-on bingo game is a wonderful resource to teach children about different types of birds in your Montessori classroom or home. This printable will be a perfect fit for your preschooler or kindergartener. The set includes such birds as barn owl, chicken, hawk, macaw, hummingbird, ostrich, mallard duck, pelican, mourning dove, pheasant,…
The ability to sort things is an important skill. It teaches children the process of identifying and describing attributes, as well as the ability to see and find similarities and differences. It is one of the first steps in the long way of learning mathematical skills. A child should be able to categorize things into a group…
Hello, I am Katherine and I am a podcast-addict, what about you? I work from home and I am always listening to something interesting. That’s why I have prepared a pretty long list of Montessori things to listen for you. I know it myself that I can’t listen to just every podcast. There are a…
Learning something new or improving your knowledge is a good thing to do while the schools are closed and while we are spending a lot of time at home. That’s why I have prepared a list of online Montessori courses and webinars. These courses are not the full Montessori trainings. These are independent online webinars,…
Three-part cards can be found in almost any Montessori classroom. They are sometimes called nomenclature cards. The word “nomenclature” comes from the Latin word “nomenclatura” which means “assigning names”. This is exactly what the cards do – they teach children the names of things. The cards grow children’s vocabulary, enrich their language, teach them to…
Let’s add a little bit of fun math to our December! Number clip cards are a great way to train counting and number quantity. Children can practice counting the objects on the cards and relate this to the number symbol on the clothespin. Clothespins add extra fine motor practice to this. Such activities are great…
Learning about coniferous trees is a great theme for winter. This fun math counting activity is very interesting for children. They like finding the cones on the card and counting them in their real natural environment. These cards also train the child’s observational skills. This printable will be a perfect addition to your Montessori math area, math shelves, or math…
One of the things that we like to study in late autumn and winter is trees. We pay attention to tree sizes, forms, bark texture, fruits and seeds. We discuss different types of trees. We look at differences and similarities in them. Especially we like learning about the tree types in December and January when…
Learning about penguins is a must for your Polar animals habitat theme. This fun math counting activity is very interesting for children. They like finding the penguins on the card and counting them in their real natural environment. These cards also train the child’s observational skills. This printable will be a perfect addition to your math area,…