This Sunday we are lucky enough to have a supermoon with a lunar eclipse. A supermoon is when the moon is closest to the Earth’s in orbit.
A blood moon is a lunar eclipse. Check out this newsletter to find out more at montessorimom.com
This Sunday we are lucky enough to have a supermoon with a lunar eclipse. A supermoon is when the moon is closest to the Earth’s in orbit.
A blood moon is a lunar eclipse. Check out this newsletter to find out more at montessorimom.com
Butterflies are beautiful. Check out this free printout and lesson at montessorimom.com
Snails love to live in our gardens. My garden is full of slugs, which are gastropods without a shell. Check out this free science printout at montessorimom.com.
Visual perception of small and large objects is the first step in math readiness.
Sorting objects from smallest to largest is a great way to introduce the first steps of math. Use different sized balls or other items to put in order of size. When you introduce this use as few words as possible. Next let your child have a turn. You can teach vocabulary after your child has mastered this activity.
Use the printouts from Sorting from Smallest to Largest for the next step in your child’s mathematical development.
Ants are amazing creatures. They seem to cover most of the earth. They inhabit every continent except Antarctica. Check out more about ants and print out the free science cards at montessorimom.com
Ants are fun to study in your own backyard!
The equinox occurs twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall.
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It’s always a great time to observe the moon. It is a perfect time to enjoy the evening with your family and chart the moon’s changing phases on your own lunar calendar. Check out the free moon and calendar printouts at montessorimom.com. I am having a great time making my own lunar calendar!
Check out another addition to the basic calendar. We have provided the names of the week and months in Spanish. What a fun way to learn Spanish! Check out the free Spanish printouts at montessorimom.com
French was the second language taught in the classic Montessori classroom. After mastering the elements of the calendar in the students native language it is a great time to introduce a second language.
Here is the lesson at montessorimom.com