Living the Montessori life as a mom with two young children
Once the Sandpaper Numbers 0-9 are mastered, it’s time to move on to some number to quantity work. My favorite way to teach quantity (especially differences/increases in quantity) is the Montessori Spindle Box. I bought this smaller (and more budget-friendly) spindle box, and it is perfect for our home environment. To present the spindle box, start with […]
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Food Prep is one of the most-loved sections of the Montessori classroom. It’s technically filed under Practical Life, but I decided to give it its own round-up so you can find all of our food preparation activities in one place. Food Prep is also one of the things that distinguishes Montessori classrooms and parents from […]
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L has been devouring Sandpaper Letters like they’re food for the brain [which they totally are], and she can barely hold a conversation without stopping a thousand times to sound out the beginning sound of the next word she’s going to say. She’s mastered about 2/3 of her phonetic letters, but I didn’t want to […]
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You saw last week how excited I was about the Montessori Math Bead Bar Printable Pack Bundle, so just imagine my joy when my colored bead stair arrived on the same day that I finished printing and laminating our set! These two materials work absolutely beautifully together, so I was so excited to put them together […]
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Fall is almost here! Changing seasons provide an amazing opportunity to give your Montessori shelves a face lift with some easy switches to make your activities more cohesive and seasonally-themed. Fall is one of my favorites because one of the key elements of a themed shelf is so abundant in fall: COLOR! The easiest way […]
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