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Friday, April 19, 2013

Montessori Learning


I have seen a lot of things online about “Montessori education: and I honestly had no idea what that way. So I looked it up. According to Wikipedia Montessori education is characterized by an emphasis on independence, freedom within limits, and respect for a child’s natural psychological development.

Children are allowed to learn by choosing what activity they want to do to learn a certain subject, and they are allowed to learn by discovering rather than being instructed.

Here are some blogs that I have found that have Montessori learning activities.
ABCs of Montessori A-H 
http://livingmontessorinow.com/2013/01/07/montessori-monday-abcs-of-montessori-a-h/  She breaks it down into easy to understand ABC’s. Be sure to look around the site she has a ton of ideas for learning activities.

Transfer “planets” onto “Space” - Space Themed Tot School Trays - Moms Have Questions Too

http://www.momshavequestionstoo.com/space-themed-montessori-tot-school-trays/  This site has some good ideas for toddlers and Montessori learning trays. I have had Thomas play with the tongs and cotton balls and he loved it. I didn’t know it was a Montessori activity though. I was just using it as a fine motor skills developing activity.

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montessori preschool

http://happyandblessedhome.com/montessori-preschool/  I love the set up she has for her Montessori preschool. I often debate on having Thomas be homeschooled or not.
 

























http://countingcoconuts.blogspot.com/2011/07/faq-montessori-materials.html  She tells you which Montessori materials her son likes the most. Might be helpful if you’re looking into purchasing some and aren’t sure which ones to go with. – Free Printables
 
I would like to say a Thank You to all the bloggers that I have fetured here for their helpful information on Montessori learning. I hope everyone else finds them as helpful as I have.

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