Montessori Christian Home
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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This Montessori at Home Preschool Plan is a loosely formed outline of the lessons we hope to cover next year for Little Bee at 4-5 years old. Please visit, Montessori Inspired Homeschool Preschool Plans (3-4 years), for a detailed outline of the unit studies we did previously and our Montessori homeschool goals using the NAMC manuals. Please note that this…
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Young children LOVE practical life skills. They love working with their hands and creating. Here’s a great lesson on Montessori flower arranging and how you can add this lesson to your Christian homeschool today. (more…)
A wonderful way for children to learn about the world around them is through hands-on play. This lovely DIY felt apple life cycle craft, is an easy hands-on activity to help a child learn about the parts of an apple and it’s life cycle. Materials Needed: 2 red, 2 white, 1 brown, 1 green, 1 pink thick wool/rayon felt (9in…
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Our Montessori Materials List for Preschool (2.5-5 years) is part of our Montessori inspired homeschool plan for this coming school year. This is a list of Montessori materials I compiled from my NAMC manuals from the Early Childhood Montessori Curriculum. Please note that this is a fluid list that may change as time goes on and with more research. In this post, is the list of materials possibly needed for 2.5-5…
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My daughter, Sweet Bee, just turned a year old! Ever since she was 6 months old (maybe even younger) she has enjoyed Montessori discovery or treasure baskets. I usually keep one filled with interesting items for her to enjoy on her Montessori shelves. She has enjoyed a basket full of various textured balls for a long time. I decided to…
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Have you found yourself at the last minute trying to decide how you can safely view the solar eclipse, that will be passing through the United States, tomorrow? You are not alone! I didn’t start to prepare for the solar eclipse until yesterday evening and then I woke up this morning (Sunday) and put a really awesome Solar Eclipse Journaling…
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My friend, Renae from Every Star is Different blog is launching a gorgeous new Montessori Math Beads Printable Bundle! I received this bundle to use in our homeschool and I am so excited to show Little Bee the lessons! Little Bee (at 4 years old) has mastered his numbers from 1-10, however, he needs to begin the journey towards learning…
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This year I decided to move our Montessori inspired homeschool space upstairs into our family room. Last year, our homeschool space was in the unfinished basement. We still keep all our organized homeschool supplies in the basement, however, I wanted to move our schooling space upstairs for two reasons. The first reason is the room has windows along one side…
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