Author Archives: Leila Farley

The Nile River Basin, Ages 6-12

The Nile River Basin

Montessori learners are well accustomed to the geographical and political features of the world. They’ve explored various biomes with abundant flora and fauna, political boundaries, and cultural variations in particular regions. With our brand-new exclusive material, the Nile River Basin, we want to expand the elementary learners’ perspective and invite them to discover the profound […]

The Ring of Fire, Ages 6-12

The Ring of Fire, Ages 6-12

The Ring of Fire is a region of the Earth’s crust that is home to many volcanoes and earthquakes. It is a vast area that stretches around the Pacific Ocean, and it is responsible for some of the most destructive natural disasters in history. In the Montessori curriculum, students learn about the Ring of Fire as part of their study of geology.

The Study of Roman Numbers, Ages 8+

We are excited to share our new educational Roman numerals material, the Study of Roman Numbers Complete Set. This material set includes an instructional guide, wooden Roman numerals, task cards to learn to convert Arabic numbers to Roman numerals, and a timeline to practice placing labels century by century in both Arabic numbers and Roman numerals.

Napier’s Local Arithmetic Board

The Napier's Local Arithmetic Board

The Napier’s Local Arithmetic Board is a tool that can be used to teach multiplication to elementary learners (ages 10-12) in your Montessori classroom. It is a hands-on way to practice mathematical skills, and it can help students develop a better understanding of how multiplication works, and provide a deeper insight into the base 2 system.

Chemical Reaction Rates, Ages 9-12

Chemical Reaction Rates, Ages 9-12

At Alison’s Montessori, we continue to create innovative materials that support the needs of 21st-century classrooms. We are excited to introduce another chemistry material, Chemical Reaction Rates Complete Set which includes a hands-on puzzle with Research Cards and Task Cards. Our materials provide an in-depth insight into chemical reactions and how the responses are measured. These materials, combined with a live experiment, will ensure high interest and comprehension!

Tectonic Plates Complete Set, Ages 9-12

Plate Tectonics Complete Set

Our new educational material consists of a stunning set of five puzzles representing the drifts, which can be used to help children visualize the process of continental drift and learn about the different periods in Earth’s history. In addition to the puzzles, our material Tectonic Plates Complete Set also includes five control charts, 47 research cards on the topic of continental drift, as well as 25 task cards children can work on to reflect and learn more. The complete set includes two wooden storage boxes.

Comparing Fractions, Ages 6-9

Comparing Fractions

We have created a new set of task cards, Comparing Fractions, to help learners understand and manipulate fractions. Our set consists of 56 cards divided into five sections. Knowing how to compare fractions allows them to determine which bit is larger or smaller and to order them from least to most significant to least. Understanding […]

The Study of Area, Ages 9-12

In the Montessori system, grades 4-6 are equivalent to the upper elementary level. Therefore, our new set of task cards, The Study of Surface Area, is classified as a 9-12-year-old material. However, basic calculations such as measuring a square or a rectangle can be introduced in the late lower elementary years.

The Three Branches of Government, Ages 6-9

The Three Branches of Government

We are excited to introduce you to our new Montessori-aligned and innovative materials on The Three Branches of Government! We have designed 11 Research Cards, 23 Task Cards, and a comprehensive large chart to help children explore and understand the fascinating concept of the three branches of government.

Preserving Our Environment, 6-9+

Preserving Our Environment, 6-9+

In most elementary schools, children are introduced to the concept of “reduce, reuse, recycle” during second or third grade, which aligns with the lower elementary grades in Montessori schools. This is usually included in science or environmental studies classes. As students advance through their education, they may encounter discussions on the significance of recycling and sustainability in subjects like social studies, language arts, and math.