The Coordinate Graph – Complete Set is our new addition to the Montessori Math materials for upper elementary (ages 9-12) learners. The Complete Set consists of 60 Task Cards divided into 8 sections, reproducible charts, a workbook, and a wooden box for storage convenience. A coordinate plane is a mathematical tool used to indicate and/or […]
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Why is it important to learn about National Parks? National Parks are natural environments preserved for the benefits of the people and future generations. National Parks are areas with native ecosystems that offer an abundance of recreational and educational opportunities to learn about natural habitats.
We would like to present another iconic Montessori material, the Brown Stairs. As with every Montessori material, the Brown Stairs material isolates one concept, which is size. The material consists of 10 rectangular prisms ranging from 1 cm to 20 cm in height and width. All the prisms are perfectly calibrated to offer a sensorial […]
The Pink Tower is an iconic Montessori material found and recognized in every Montessori primary classroom worldwide.
Montessori materials were premised on Dr. Montessori’s findings that children between ages three and six are concrete learners who first learn best through their senses. That is why she created various materials that recruit a child’s senses, such as the Sandpaper Globe and the Land and Water forms trays. Children are only introduced to political […]
The term Cosmic Education has always fascinated the Montessori community and for a valid reason; Dr. Montessori perceived all content areas of learning as connected to the beginning of time.
Our new complete set for the classic sensorial Montessori material, Wooden Inscribed and Concentric Figures Premium Quality, is sure to engage learners in exploring various patterns and combinations of shapes, thanks to our newly created task cards! What are the benefits of working with the Inscribed and Concentric Figures? There are many benefits to using […]
Our new complete set, USA State Study is a unique approach to learning about each state. Children learn informally about geography around age 3-4. In a Montessori learning environment, children are introduced to physical geography at age 4, from the whole to the smaller parts of the world.
The Constructive Triangles is a set of five boxes hosting multiple wooden triangles of different colors and shapes. The Constructive Triangles Set is part of the Montessori Sensorial area for primary classrooms (ages 3-6). They are designed with bright colors, black outlines, pointy vertices, and sharp edges to stimulate children’s senses.
The Decimal Board is a unique material design for the Montessori environment. Traditionally, the decimal system is introduced around age 8 or 9 in the context of money, fraction, and other real-life experiences. The decimal system is used in many areas such as money, science, and even areas like sports. Therefore, it is important that children have a strong understanding of the decimal system, and this begins with knowing how to read and write decimals.