44 Pages pdf of Montessori Activities for 0 - 4 years old. The ultimate list of Montessori activities for babies, toddlers and preschoolers
Download the pdf and look up your child’s age and you will see age-appropriate activities for all areas – daily life, eye-hand coordination, language, music and movement, food preparation activities and art and self expression activities.
A 12-page PDF download of 70 different interests your child might be interested in. topics cover everything from space to water to handwork to showing an interest in letters to obstacle courses
You’ll see that the activities are interdisciplinary – for example, an interest in insects can lead to activities exploring science, biology, art, counting, and language development
When you find yourself struggling with the morning or evening routine, use the cards to help your child feel more in control of the process.
Sit down at a quiet time, Let your child help choose the things that will need to happen in the morning/evening
Decide how to hang them up – pegged up on a line looks attractive and the order can be easily changed. You can laminate them or add velcro or magnets to the back too.
The idea of language cards is that the child starts to see that a 3D object can be represented by a 2D image.
Making language cards can be time consuming. They certainly aren’t something you have to do with your child at all. They will still enjoy finding objects around the home and running to a book and pointing to a picture in it.
To help you respond to your child in a positive way, I have a free download for you – “Instead of this say that” – a cheat sheet to download, print and hang up somewhere visible.
These phrases are a helpful reminder what we can say instead when we are about to threaten, bribe or punish our child. And in many more situations.
A bumper download of 75+ of my most favourite books for Montessori children. There are books about animals, diversity and inclusion, vehicles, daily life, seasons etc
I have been working on something special for you all – a guide to choosing books for Montessori children PLUS a list of all my favourite books in my school library. That’s 75 books that are read over and over again in my class and which I will never get bored of.
