Category Archives: Math
At Alison’s Montessori, we are always excited to provide children with hands-on , engaging materials to grasp abstract concepts such as binary numbers. Our beautifully designed material introduces the foundational concepts of binary numbers, the base-2 numeral system that uses only 0s and 1s.
Learning about exponents not only enhances their mathematical knowledge but also helps them to grasp more complex concepts in science, engineering, and technology. Learning exponents is incredibly beneficial as it lays the foundation for understanding topics such as algebra and calculus.
Our new set of Task Cards on probability for children ages 9-12 are thoughtfully divided into six sections, each focusing on different aspects of understanding probability. These sections provide a structured approach to learning, encouraging learners to engage with concepts through practical examples and reflective questions.
In today’s data-driven world, understanding how to interpret and create graphs and charts is an essential skill. At Alison’s Montessori, we developed “Types of Graphs and Charts” to give elementary learners a head start in mastering these critical concepts.
At Alison’s Montessori, we created a new set of materials designed to aid educators and parents in teaching types of triangles effectively.
Teaching financial literacy to children as young as six through Montessori materials offers invaluable benefits for their future financial well-being. Early exposure to concepts like budgeting, saving, and responsible spending instills lifelong habits that can lead to financial independence and success. Our new material, Money Games, provides hands-on learning experiences that engage children and empower them to understand the value of money and the importance of making informed financial decisions.
The Greek numeral system, used centuries ago, laid the foundation for the Roman numerals we encounter today. Studying Greek numbers isn’t just about learning an obsolete system; it’s about understanding the evolution of math and appreciating the intellectual achievements of ancient civilizations. This fosters a deeper connection to math, making it more than just equations and calculations.










