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
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Sewing on an Embroidery Hoop
I got this amazing notion from Childhood 101 and Filth Wizardy.Sorting Buttons with Muffin Tins
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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 Me To Do It Myself.Colour-Fitting Wheel
I cut the circle out of a couple sheets of stiff paper glued together (file folders, should you would like to know), split it into 8 wedges, and then painted the wedges and clothespins to coincide.Toronto child care
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