We are continuing our Practical Life ð Activities 101 ð¥ Series ð with ðŠWET pouring, but this time it is pouring 1:2, where a child will pour from one spouted pitcher into two non-spouted…
This is a fun ðºðž4th of July inspired DIY Golf Tees Hammering practical life activity for your child to exercise fine as well as gross-motor control. What you will need: golf tees, child-size hammer,…
This is a lesson on WET pouring 1 : 1, where a child will pour water from one spouted pitcher to the other and back. (Identical to our DRY Spout 1:1 pouring lesson- see…
On June 14th, we celebrate ðºðž Flag Day by paying tribute to the Stars and Stripes and also to all the flags of the world. We love using Holidays as themed unit studies, and today,…
Lacing wooden geometric shapes (buy here or similar here) is a classic Montessori Sensorial activity. This is also an easy DIY activity to make at home with colored heavy-cardstock (buy here), scissors and a hole…
Today, we are paying homage to theðïž Memorial Day, a day to show solemn remembrance of the brave Americans who have laid down their lives for the freedom we so cherish. In the morning, to honor…
This is the second lesson on DRY Pouring from our Practical Life ð Activities 101 ð¥ Series ð. The first lesson was 1:1 pouring: where a child pours from one spouted pitcher to the other, keeping…
Practical Life ð activities provide the foundation for all other activities in Montessori education, fulfilling a child's plea: "Help me do it myself!" Through daily living exercises, such as pouring, a child gains confidence and…
How do we learn left vs right? The process has been linked to the concept of laterality, which is an internal self-awareness of the left and right sides of the body. Laterality is also linked to…
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…
