Note: I got most of these notions either from Pinterest, or from the book Teach Me to Do It Myself: Montessori Activities for You and Your Child by Maja Pitamic (one of my all time favourite Montessori novels, and one I highly recommend if you’re interested in Montessori-at-home). And bonus: all of these tasks are very low-cost, or free — they generally use items you already have in your home. I don’t possess the money to invest in Montessori stuff that are fancy, so I do my best with what I have. Acquiring the Senses Sewing on an Embroidery Hoop I got this amazing notion from Childhood 101 and Filth Wizardy. Sorting Buttons with Muffin Tins Montessori child care center Transferring with a Baster It took a while for her to grasp the significance of dipping the tip into the water, squeezing, and then lifting the point before squeezing again into the following bowl. Montessori activity ideas Sequencing/Matching 2D Shapes (Circles) I got this activity thought from Teach
Toilet Learning Trousers Along with shoes we also ordered these toilet learning trousers from Michael Olaf. Although as you are able to see they are bulky and absorb much just like a nappy Otis or I may even tell he was wet Otis continues to be wearing training pants for some time such as the reddish ones in this post. I used to be looking for trousers that were; Absorbent enough there's absolutely no pool but the kid feels wet Easy to see the child is wet Slimline, not in any way bulky Simple to get on and off, even for an extremely young child Generated from natural fibers Cozy These trousers are perfect for people. They've been made from organic cotton and so far no pools. Not even a wet bed. Although I do not by choice have him sleep in them. I generally shift him before bed, sometimes I do not get a chance. They are only worn by Otis when we are at home. I'm in a position to determine when he is wet and have worked out a tiny pattern, when he is in training slacks. O