Montessori language materials and activities are set apart from other early language arts learning systems due to their unique sensorial focus, specifically, incorporating the use of the child’s hands. The …
The Montessori Geometric Solids is arguably one of the most fun and fascinating of all the sensorial materials. These appealing three-dimensional shapes really beckon children to explore them. What is …
Montessori math is presented to children in the order of concrete to abstract. The math materials start with manipulatives and move gradually toward having children work with written numbers only. …
Early Montessori activities focus heavily on the refinement of a child’s senses – tactile sense being one of them. The Montessori Touch Fabrics is a sensorial material used early in …
Montessori, a method of education that focuses on sensorial exploration and learning concepts from concrete to abstract, uses materials that can sometimes look complicated – the Montessori Trinomial Cube being …
At first glance, the Montessori Binomial Cube can be intimidating to teachers, as well as caregivers who are looking to homeschool the Montessori way. Its name alone gives fright to …
Montessori sensorial activities are some of the most engaging for young children, as the elements introduced are always new and exciting. The Montessori Knobless Cylinders are a great example of …
Sensorial activities in Montessori are some of the most interesting for children. Focusing on one sense at a time is both fun and captivating. The Montessori Thermic Tablets is a …
Montessori sensorial materials provide a lot of fun and fascination for young children. This is because their purpose is not clear to children and they feel free to explore the …
The sensorial aspect of Montessori learning is one of the main reasons parents choose this education method for their children. Some of Montessori’s sensorial materials can be a bit difficult …