Montessori Polishing activities are yet another Montessori Practical Life activity that enhances motor challenge, concentration, and hands-on learning in young […]
In Montessori, the Pincer grip activities refer to the skill of holding an object or item with perfect coordination between
Dr.Maria Montessori observed that to establish a connection between brain and sight-coordination children need to master visual and neurological development
Sweeping activity in Montessori is a practical life or everyday living exercise. It empowers children to acquire independence and gain
Montessori lacing activity is a sensory and pre-math activity in the Montessori curriculum. It also teaches young students how to
The ‘Visual Sense’ or sight refers to one’s ability to see. In Montessori learning the visual sense exercise, a sensory
One of the best and most productive learning methods for children is the Montessori method which includes independence, hands-on, and
Thermic Sense in Montessori refers to children’s ability to understand objects with touch. Several Montessori activities educate children’s sense of
Montessori sensorial activities involve using and refining the five senses—taste, smell, touch, sight, and sound. However, barring these five senses,
Gifts from relatives, friends, family members, or parents always fascinate us. However, children’s propensity to grab gifts is beyond description.