Puzzles

Upcycling an old toy animal puzzle tape rescue hack for babies and toddlers to spark new interest and promote fine motor control and hand-eye coordination.…

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…

Learning about parts of a frog with a Montessori Zoology puzzle by grain transferring and pin poking.…

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…

COSMOS themed unit study Montessori cultural and Science kids activities, crafts, and hands-on project-based invitations to learn will fascinate preschoolers and kindergartners while learning about space, the planets, the sun, the stars, and even…

Today, we are making St. Patrick’s Day-inspired DIY  Shamrock puzzle with a math twist. What you will need: recycled ice pop/popsicle sticks (or buy wooden craft sticks here) a shamrock cutout (we are using…

Today, Adrian is making a completely new craft: creating pictures, one sticker at a time, while using a Paint by Sticker Kids book (buy here).  The illustrated templates are printed on perforated card stock, and…

Please meet our EMOTIONS/FEELINGS puppet friends!  Many people use the words “emotions” and “feelings” interchangeably. However, although highly related, the meaning of emotions and feelings is distinct.  An emotion is a conspicuous physical bodily response to…

Puzzles are an excellent tool for enhancing your child’s cognitive and mental development, by stimulating intellectual abilities such as critical reasoning through fine-motor manipulation. I encourage Adrian to complete at least one puzzle a day…

We are continuing our BODY Anatomy Unit Study by exploring how the amazing body mechanism works. It can be hard for a child to conceptualize what goes on the inside when most of the…