Living the Montessori life as a mom with two young children
L’s current obsession is matching colors. She is constantly showing me all of the things her food matches or telling me that different objects match my clothes. I decided to follow the child to create the ultimate color matching work for her — a Color Scavenger Hunt. This is a temporary work that I set up on our […]
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L has mastered all of the beginning language matching activities [Nomenclature Basket, Object Matching, Object to Picture Matching, and Picture Matching], so it is time to move on to more abstract activities. I searched all over the internet for printable opposites cards, but I couldn’t find any that I loved. So I made my own! The problem I […]
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I got this awesome tray a few months ago, so I was really excited to finally put it to use in a sorting work. I found some foam shapes at Target with the perfect number of shapes for the different sections of the tray, so I quickly put it together. You can find a tray […]
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Remember how I was hesitant to offer L a glue stick? Well, then I gave her SCISSORS! I know, crazy mama over here. But if you teach your child the right way to use things, they won’t experiment and cut off all their hair [hopefully]. To set up this work, I put a pair of […]
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After the Sandpaper Numbers, it’s time to show the correlation between the written number and what it represents. I had the perfect number of mini rubber duckies for this work, so I designed my cards using the ducks. I made a card for 1, 2, and 3. Below the numbers, I put yellow stickers down […]
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