The purpose of this activity is to teach the child how to transfer dry materials with a spoon. This activity also helps prepare the child to eat independently.
Show and tell is a fun time for kids to practice public speaking and sharing.
The Pink Tower is a traditional piece of Montessori "visual" work within the Sensorial "curriculum"
A school activity in which children show an item to the class and talk about it.
Young kids and toddlers can get creative with paint in this messy hand painting activity
Feet Painting Painting with feet is a fantastic way to explore art, the sense of touch and gross motor development.
Hand & Feet Painting Mothers day Card.
Visually appealing and engaging, the Pink Tower is a foundational material from the Sensorial Area of the Montessori classroom.
The Pink Tower, iconic to the Montessori classroom, embodies the direct and indirect purpose of most Montessori materials.
Rainbow rice is a fantastic sensory activities that allow children to engage their 5 senses
It is essentially just coloured rice and is popular due to its easy preparation and as a great sensory activity for young children.
Sight, touch, smell, hearing and taste while simultaneously encouraging them to play, create, explore and manipulate the materials given.
Three letter phonetic word building from a picture
These vitamin-packed fruit skewers are a simple, colourful and fun way to get kids to eat fruit.
Making homemade pizzas is wonderful because children can make them
These marshmallow activities are squishy, adorable, smart fun for all
Enjoying the food prepared by their hands together with friends
Preparing the Garden Bed.
Watering the Garden Bed before planting.
Time for planting and making our school Garden look beautiful.
On an odd occasion kids got to prepare their own lunch time snack themselves.
This Practical Life lesson shows the child how to use a knife to prepare her own snack. It also helps develop fine motor skills.
The boys pose with their heritage day outfits
The girls pose with their heritage day outfits
Kids and Teachers show off their heritigate day outfits in the playground.
Kids pose for a photo on the school jungle gym on heritage day.
There's so much hidden magic that goes on underneath the soil, including how plant roots grow.
Within 2-3 days the bean started to sprout a small root, and 2-3 days later it grew these little tendrils.
Another 4-5 days and the bean developed a large network of shoots coming off the main root, and a sturdy stem grew straight upwards and above the top of the cotton wool.
Just a day or so later and 2 big, dark green leaves began to unfurl.
And finally, 4-5 days later the beans were growing very steadily, tall and spindly with large leaves seeking out more sunlight.
We carefully removed them from the jar and examined the complex network of roots
The kids took their experiment home and replanted the beans into soil in the garden.
