It really motivates me when I go back and look at all the pictures of the work the chidren accomplished. They are incredible!! I have quite a few to share, take a look.
Knobbed Cylinder block
Pouring buttons
Transferring water with an eyedropper
Finding and coloring matching numbers
Comparing Knobless Green and Yellow Cylinders
Matching designs with Pink Tower and Brown Stairs
Soring "an" and "at" words
Pinpunching a Gingerbread Man
Blue Constructive Triangles
Working with cards from North America Continent Basket
Flipping Gingerbread Men
Play doh work
Making designs with Knobless Cylinders
Tracing Sandpaper Numbers
Completing a coloring sheet of the knobless cylinders that he was working with. The Sensorial Work Cards are found at Montessori Print Shop
Color Box#2
Using cornmeal to practice writing the number.
Crushing peppermints
Scissor practice
Collaging a wreath
Matching table Number Rods to numbers
Sorting living/nonliving objects. Lils' most favorite work to do.
Its' safe to say it is time for some more extension lessons with the Sensorial materials, and to introduce more work across the areas. They have grown so much this month!
To see other children doing activities inspired by the Montessori Method please visit One Hook Wonder and Living Montessori Now for Montessori Monday.
Knobbed Cylinder block
Pouring buttons
Transferring water with an eyedropper
Finding and coloring matching numbers
Comparing Knobless Green and Yellow Cylinders
Matching designs with Pink Tower and Brown Stairs
Soring "an" and "at" words
Pinpunching a Gingerbread Man
Blue Constructive Triangles
Working with cards from North America Continent Basket
Flipping Gingerbread Men
Play doh work
Making designs with Knobless Cylinders
Tracing Sandpaper Numbers
Completing a coloring sheet of the knobless cylinders that he was working with. The Sensorial Work Cards are found at Montessori Print Shop
Color Box#2
Using cornmeal to practice writing the number.
Crushing peppermints
Scissor practice
Collaging a wreath
Matching table Number Rods to numbers
Sorting living/nonliving objects. Lils' most favorite work to do.
Its' safe to say it is time for some more extension lessons with the Sensorial materials, and to introduce more work across the areas. They have grown so much this month!
To see other children doing activities inspired by the Montessori Method please visit One Hook Wonder and Living Montessori Now for Montessori Monday.
They're as busy as ever - always so engrossed in their work! I love the wreath craft. It turned out lovely!
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