While most adults do not have a deep affection for bugs, children, on the other hand, spend hours in a backyard flipping over rocks and inspecting blades of grass in search of the coolest…
DIY Cosmic Nesting Boxes are easy to make at home alternative to introduce Montessori Cosmic Education Classifications to kindergarten and elementary children. A child is born into this world to a community, and Montessori…
Today, we are making a DIY puzzle similar to this LEGO DUPLO puzzle, but at a fraction of the cost. What you will need: mega blocks (or you can use LEGO DUPLO pieces or…
We are continuing our frog study with a Montessori Zoology puzzle. But first, lets learn some fun facts about frogs: Frogs have very good eyesight. They bulge out the sides of their heads in…
The Montessori math curriculum is based on very concrete materials, designed to effectively teach abstract mathematical concepts to young children. A child is first introduced to number rods, which are quite substantial to hold…
It’s Baby Play time so here is a free and a very effective DIY your one-year-old will love! What you will need: a recycled egg carton paints or markers (Sharpies worked great for us)…
DIY Montessori Sensorial Sorting loose parts activity for preschoolers and kindergarteners improves classifying, counting and patterning skills.…
I think making puzzles alongside with your little one is awesome! First, it costs you under $5 and the time you spend together crafting and creating is priceless! We have done this type of…
Recycled PTR Paper Towel Roll STRAW POKE DIY is a fun toddler color matching activity to promote fine motor control and dexterity.…
Did you know that leprechauns make shoes for fairies who in turn pay them with gold which leprechauns hide at the end of the rainbow? So, today, we made a St. Patricks’ Day inspired…
