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Learn More About Alison’s Montessori

Alison's Montessori

As we are constantly expanding our selection of educational resources to respond to all your needs, let us help you navigate through our products more efficiently.  We intentionally design our materials following consistent and predictable patterns so that learners can develop autonomy with any given content. Each material comes with a diversity of support materials […]

Subtraction Strips, Age 5+

Subtraction Strips

The Subtraction Strips set has been designed by Dr. Daniels Jutras, director of the Canadian Montessori Teacher Education Institute, as an alternative material for the Montessori Subtraction Strip Board. We proudly manufacture this exclusive math material to respond to diverse learners in Montessori classrooms. The Subtraction Strips set is made in our facility in Sri […]

Classroom Packages, Ages 0-12

Montessori Classroom Packages

Alison’s Montessori is a leading global developer, manufacturer, and supplier of Montessori educational materials.  We are an independent publisher with our own facility in New Jersey.  Our facility in Sri Lanka ensures that we have direct control over quality standards, innovation capability, productivity, and the supply chain. In addition, Alison’s Montessori has exclusive collaborators in […]

Hundred Chain & Hundred Board

Mathematics, 4-5 Humans are known to have a natural ability for mathematics that can be further developed through nurturing. Dr. Montessori defined this optimum period for developing the mathematical mind as the sensitive period for math, which occurs between ages four and six.  Around age four, children are formally introduced to Montessori math materials to […]

Writing Materials, Ages 2-5

In Montessori education, writing is the springboard of literacy, which will naturally lead to reading. This is due to children developing and refining their skills through concrete experiences.  Writing is a productive skill in language acquisition that requires some specific preparation of the hands, through the use of the materials, and the mind, through the […]

Mathematics Task Cards, Common Core, Grade 1

Mathematics Task Cards, Common Core Grade 1

In this post, we would like to share with you Mathematics Grade 1 Common Core Task Cards. This post will guide you through understanding how children can practice and demonstrate their math skills using our Task Cards. The Task Cards are used with the Montessori materials and will help children meet and exceed expectations from States standards.

Introduction to US Currency, Ages 6-9

We are excited to introduce our new math curriculum, the Introduction to US Currency Complete Set! Children are introduced to the US currency (coins and notes) and are learning real-life problem-solving skills using money. This complete set includes 56 Task Cards and all you need to meet the needs of children ages 6-9. We have […]

The Study of Vertebrate Animals, Ages 3-6

Montessori education is a holistic education that takes into consideration children’s connection to their environment. Understanding other living organisms is essential in many aspects.  Therefore, the study of zoology takes place in the early years of primary school, around age three.

The Study of Leaves, Ages 3-12

The study of leaves

Studies show that exposure to nature has a significant positive impact on a child’s cognitive, social, physiological, and emotional development. In Montessori education, botany is an integral part of the program. Children are encouraged to take nature walks regularly and observe in real life how nature unfolds. Because children receive formal education about the characteristics and the needs of living organisms such as plants, they are well aware and enthusiastic about their surroundings.  This post aims to demonstrate how Alison’s Montessori Curriculum Materials are comprehensive, scaffolded, satisfying years of learning.

Animals of the Continents, Ages 3-9

Animals of the Continents, Ages 3-9

Our new material Animals of the Continents is inspired by the Montessori geography curriculum.  It can be used to supplement the Puzzle Map of the World or as an independent material.  The set is comprised of seven wooden large cards representing all seven Montessori color-coded continents, eight cutouts for each continent (56 cutouts), and a compartmentalized wooden box for storage.