Monthly Archives: August 2011
Sensorial
By Jean C. Avery In the Montessori classroom, sensorial materials are very important. Sharpening the senses enables the children to further understand all impressions that they encounter. The sensorial curriculum not only helps the children explore their environment, but also … Continue reading
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Mathematics
By Jean C. Avery Math was used by mankind ages ago as a tool for practical application. In time it made way for specific abstract rules by which we know math today. Dr. Maria Montessori, the founder of the Montessori … Continue reading
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Practical Life
By Jean C. Avery Exercises of PRACTICAL LIFE are designed to develop a sense of order, encourage independence, develop concentration, fine motor control, eye-hand coordination, and lastly, care for oneself and the environment. Children love to work with their hands. … Continue reading
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From Show and Tell to Public Speaking
Montessori kids gain great self confidence and self esteem from the dynamics of the Montessori philosophy. Making them feel important and valuable can begin from simply listening to their stories. From “show and tell,” to public speaking, children pass through … Continue reading
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