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Montessori Freebie Week: Air, Land, and Water Are you looking for engaging, educational activities to spark your child’s curiosity about the world around them? Look no further than My Little Hands Learn’s fantastic Montessori Freebie Week: Air, Land, and Water! This jam-packed week offers a treasure trove of resources designed to nurture your child’s love for learning through hands-on exploration….
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A wonderful way for children to learn about the world around them is through hands-on play. This lovely DIY felt pumpkin parts craft, is an easy hands-on activity to help a child learn about the parts of a pumpkin and its life cycle. Also, included in this post is a free pumpkin diagram printable. Materials Needed for DIY Felt Pumpkin…
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My husband bought me a gorgeous bouquet of red roses and lilies for Valentine’s Day. He graciously let us disassemble a lily for our Montessori botany lesson to study the parts of a flower. Plus, spring is in the air and we like to follow the seasons in our Montessori inspired homeschool. So this was the perfect opportunity to examine…
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Are you looking for the perfect gift for a child? Here is a list of Handmade Montessori Inspired Gift Guide ideas for children ages 2 years to 10 years. Our Favorite Handmade Gifts Let me start with our VERY favorite shop on Etsy that is called, “From Jennifer.” Here is a list of our favorite handmade Montessori (inspired) toys from…
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Our family recently moved to a home in the country surrounded by Ponderosa Pine Trees. With so much natural beauty all around us, I decided we needed to have homeschool outside as much as possible! I did a little research on how to learn outside. These are my tips for forest school and outdoor learning. Preparation It’s a good idea…
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Once a month, at our home, we enjoy preschool co-op activities with a group of friends. We have children ages 3 months to 6 years who participate in our co-op. Last spring, we studied a themed insect unit. In this post, I am going to share with you our Montessori inspired insect activities for kids. The activities include: hatching butterflies,…
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Every month I host a Montessori inspired co-op at my home. For the month of January our co-op theme was studying the Polar Regions. We discussed where the Polar Regions are located by using our globe as a visual. The children were able to visualize that the Arctic Circle is located at the north pole and that Antarctica is located…
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I will share five simple Montessori Counting Activities for children ages 2 years and up! The five Montessori inspired activities are: counting using sandpaper numbers and red counters, counting with themed objects, tracing and stamping work, sensory sand tray, and play dough. Montessori Number Counting Mats These mats were designed to be used with the Montessori sandpaper numbers and…
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DIY Felt Parts of an Acorn and Oak Tree Life Cycle with Printable Template A wonderful way for children to learn about the world around them is through hands-on play. This lovely DIY felt acorn parts and oak tree life-cycle, is an easy hands-on activity to help a child learn about the parts of an acorn and its life cycle….
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