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COUNT SEEDS FLOWER DIY is a hands-on Montessori preschool math activity designed to advance 1:1 correspondence math skill, strengthen memory and promote fine-motor control through a sensory play-dough invitation to learn.

PLANT AND COUNT FLOWERS is a hands-on Montessori Preschool Numeracy Activity designed to advance 1:1 correspondence math skill, promote hand-eye coordination, and strengthen fine-motor control through sensory invitation to play.

Seed-plant matching Montessori Botany unit study activity offers preschoolers and kindergartners to predict by observing the seed which plant it will grow into. …

April 23rd is William Shakespeare's birthday (1564) and World Book Day, so below I have put together our favorite 🌸Spring and🌱nature-inspired books with links to hands-on activities. A closer 🔍look at our 🌸Spring 🌱Nature 📚Books (top left…

Montessori at home Cultural Botany LEAVES Study is designed for preschoolers and kindergartners to explore plants and its parts through hands-on invitations to learn. Inspired by nature’s gifts of blooming flowers and thickening emerald…

I think that the most drastic seasonal change occurs from winter to spring: when nature, rested from its natural respite, awakens in all its glory to start the cycle of life once again. To…

BOTANY Montessori Kids Activities designed for preschoolers and kindergartners to study plants, flowers, and seeds through hands-on multi-sensorial invitations to learn and play.…

Caring for the environment is one of the areas of Montessori Practical Life activities, which are tasks a child sees routinely performed at home, and each serving a meaningful purpose as the child masters essential tasks such…

Spring is celebrated in Epcot with brilliant blooms, vibrant gardens, flower towers, wildlife habitats, walkways and interactive playgrounds. The park boasts with more than 70 world-renowned Disney-themed topiaries. Interactive playgrounds are build just for…

Adrian picked a pumpkin during our last visit to the farm, and he could not wait to see what is inside.  We are using Montessori 3-Part cards where the child would match picture to picture and then…