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This is a collaborative board for sharing Montessori-inspired activity trays, Montessori lessons and techniques, DIY Montessori-inspired materials, and posts about Montessori principles.
Using a scoop is a fine motor skill that is easily incorporated into many types of daily play. It’s great for using both hands together; and building up the strength and stability of hands, fingers, shoulders, elbows and wrists.
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PreKandKSharing: Under the Sea in the Style of Montessori Sea shell counting
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Love this Felt Buttoning Snake!
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Baby Discovery Bin
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Color sorting and fine motor activity with kites and beads
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Counting and fine motor skills
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Open and close basket by how we montessori. simple.
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Teach kids about balanced meals and color matching at the same time.
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Stories come alive with these tips for enacting a storybook. With a little story we enacted using everyday toys.
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Montessori Minute ~ Concentration & Normalization by John Bowman from Montessori at Home at 1+1+1=1
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10 activities for developing fine motor skills #ece #preschool
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Fun science project to learn about gravity, weight and balance using egg cartons as boats!
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Free kids printable! Book printable shows children how their picture books are illustrated and published. Created by a children's book illustrator.
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paper play: a practice in practical fine motor skills of using scissors and tape
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one to one correspondence with snail shells
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Montessori Monday – Isolation of Quality (Photo from www.montessoripri... Post from livingmontessorin...)
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{30 Kids Activities & Materials for Promoting Fine Motor Skills} Which is your favorite?
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Sensory Treasure Basket for Babies: Montessori and Reggio Inspired Using Spices
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Butterfly counting with Unifix Cubes
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Teach children the parts of a flower with a free flower part chart printable—hand drawn flower chart is pretty enough to frame.
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Montessori Practical Life {Melon Balling}
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Preschool Work Trays from Kara's Classroom
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~learning is doing~ A new Montessori blog that focuses on living the simple life!
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Montessori-Inspired Beach Language Activities (links to free printables and ideas for creating Montessori-inspired activities for a number of different levels that can be used indoors or outdoors)
by Deb Chitwood
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Making shape patterns...love this...
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Tot Trays: Goodnight Moon from The Preschool Experiment
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Montessori Monday - Montessori-Inspired Zoo Animal Unit (Photo from pinkandgreenmama.... Roundup post from livingmontessorin...)
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Dropping craft sticks through a small opening.
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Dropping craft sticks through a small opening.
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sorting sports erasers
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How to make cute objects into a lesson from Inspired Montessori and Arts at Dundee Montessori
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Great clothespin color matching activity
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Practical Life: "Montessori laundry with toddlers and our DIY set up..." from the Simply Natural Mom blog and {Moms Who Write and Blog} Pinterest board.
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Jennifer Fischer I love this! My mom has so many washboards, I'll have to get one from her.
Easy threading fun for younger toddlers!
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Using measuring cups to teach fractions
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"Does your toddler refuse to get dressed in the morning?" from the Confessions of a Montessori Mom blog.
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Oatmeal #sensory tray with magnetic letters from our names
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Montessori Monday – Montessori-Inspired Mother’s Day (photo from theguilletots.blo... Roundup post with Montessori-inspired gifts and card-making stations and Mother's Day tea ideas at livingmontessorin...)
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Critters And Crayons DIY Wooden Sensory Color-Coded Word-Building Blocks! Super simple method of helping early readers build words using color-coded word endings that they can trace with their fingers! Tutorial and printables included to make your own! A hands-on learning, DIY Montessori-inspired activity!
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Love this blog, love this post on Geometric solids (there I said it). ;-)
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Jennifer Fischer I'm looking for an ice cube tray of geometric solids. Can't find one. Maybe it doesn't exist. Have you seen anything like that?
Marnie - Carrots Are Orange Oh, no...but that sounds awesome. She made her solids from clay and painted them. Sounds easy enough...right? (Gulp)
Ashley Berna I have seen plastic versions of geometric solids at teacher stores that are way less expensive then if you buy them from any Montessori site. No, they are not wooden, but they work just the same.
braid basket: teaching kids how to braid with different textures, lengths, and materials #weteach
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Busy Bag with 5 activities by walnuthillhandmade on Etsy, $30.00
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loving this learning tool starting as early as 3!
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pioneer ideas and activities for children
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Jessica Wohld @Amy Freeman...made me think of your girls
ABC Fun Packs from Chasing Cheerios. What a great idea.
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Yasmeen A Great ideas!!
Fine Motor Tray: upcycled from Cadbury egg container
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Cinco de Mayo Preschool Activity {Music & Movement}
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Get your toddler involved in composting! They love to move and help!
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Montessori DIY Practical Life & Geography: land and water forms, from the Discovery Days and Montessori Moments blog.
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Dina I love this idea!!
Lisa Nolan @ Mom-on-a-Budget Yes! Can't wait to do it, and sooooooo affordable!
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Kara Campbell Awesome post!
Deb @ Living Montessori Now Thanks, Kara! I appreciate it! :)