This exciting step in your child’s education journey is a unique experience, and proper preparation can make the transition smoother for both you and your little one. Let’s delve into the essential steps to ensure your toddler is ready for their first day of Montessori. Establish a Routine Montessori classrooms thrive on routines and structure. …
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There are plenty of activities that you can give to your child. Sometimes you also could create new activities if you discover that the child is bored with the given work. As soon as the child enters the Montessori Environment after the Preliminary Activities, we introduce Activities call Exercises of Practical Life. From the name …
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In the realm of Montessori education, Dr. Maria Montessori identified five crucial areas of focus: Practical Life, Language, Sensorial, Math, and Culture. From birth, children establish a sensory connection with their surroundings. They receive information through their senses, which is immediately processed in their brains. Sensorial activities play a vital role in enabling infants to …
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Colouring is a very beautiful activity which Children love. If you have observed a child who is 2 years old though they cannot colour a picture they use colours to scribble. So colouring is an all-time favourite activity for the kids. The colouring looks like a fun-filled activity but it helps the child develop himself …
English is a complex language, known for its lack of phonetic consistency. While some words are easy to spell, others can be quite challenging, especially when two or three letters come together and produce different sounds. Therefore, it’s beneficial to introduce children to these linguistic wonders at a young age when they are receptive to …
When your kid is not in the Montessori environment, there are ways you may assist them by providing purposeful activities. When you witness a Montessori classroom, you will notice that the youngsters speak softly and work independently. It’s a charming scene in which the children wander around with care. How is this achievable with a …
So… most parents worry about this a lot. Children at 12 months mostly put everything in their mouth. Toys, papers, soft toys etc. There is a reason for this. In my point there is nothing to worry. Remember this is their foundation period. They develop different skills. Children from birth absorb everything through their senses. …
Emotional skills are very important in a child’s life where he gradually develops just like the other skills. We as adults face a lot of challenging situations when it comes to the child’s Emotional Development. We ought to help him build his Foundation in Emotions. Toddlers Town will give a little guide for you to …
It is very important to help your child to build up his Concentration Power from the Toddler age. Concentration means giving time to one thing at a time. Focusing on one activity. If you miss this age, you are just wasting your child’s best time of development. The schedule is a must for your Toddler …
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Choosing a school for your toddler There is a stage in life for all parents that they must find a school for the Child. Most of the Parents know about the Traditional Method, very few know about the Montessori Method. Some, they want to put the child to school because they know the importance of the …
