Sensorial

We have all heard of the 5 senses, but did you know that Montessori actually focuses on the refinement of the 9 senses? In this article, I will go over …

The Montessori silence game is a sensorial activity that is introduced in the primary age group (2.5-6) in Montessori schools. It is an activity that translates well to the home …

In this post, I’m going to be talking about the Montessori Sound Cylinders. I’ll go over what they are and how to present them. So, let’s get right to it. …

Learn about what the Montessori Color Tablets are and how to present them, including the extension activities. This can be done in a classroom setting or in your home. (This …

The Montessori Touch Boards are a sensorial material introduced in Montessori primary programs. This activity is introduced prior to the Sandpaper Letters or Sandpaper Globe, as it helps heighten a …

Montessori supports the idea that children learn best when their senses are involved. Maria Montessori developed her Method and materials with the idea that cognitive development could be aided when …

Learn about the Montessori Brown Stair (Montessori Broad Stair) and how to present it. This article gives information on the material, as well as step-by-step instructions for the presentation and …

Teaching a child colors doesn’t have to be a chore for you or them. In fact, it should be kept simple and fun, as that is how kids learn best! …

Sensory bins, for things like slime and colored rice, are very popular. But they are not a Montessori material and are typically not found in Montessori classrooms. Maria Montessori believed …

Montessori Knobbed Cylinders: What are the benefits? Fine motor skills, pincer grasp, hand-eye coordination, and so much more! Read more about the classic Montessori Activity right here!