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Montessori Work at 18 Months
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Continue reading →: Montessori Work at 18 MonthsSince Mia approaching 18 months I added some new materials on our Montessori shelf. She is still using Montessori Work from 12 to 14 Months. On her shelf she has: Lime wooden rainbow, Grimm’s 17 cm – Brilliant, simple toy that develops and encourages imaginative play. Wooden Pattern Blocks – I really like this set because…
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Learning About the Seasons (Winter): Fun Toddler Activities
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Continue reading →: Learning About the Seasons (Winter): Fun Toddler ActivitiesAs children grow and explore, they’re sure to become curious about weather and to notice melting snow, warming air, and other signs of the changing seasons. For a young child (preschooler) the gradual shift from one season to another can be a difficult concept to grasp. But it’s the perfect…
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October: Reading/Storytelling
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Continue reading →: October: Reading/StorytellingNothing beats sitting with a baby or toddler on the knee and reading a book together. I personally love those moments. The words provide a language of communication long before conversation is possible and the joy in recognising them over many re-readings provides endless shared pleasure while the pictures can…
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Montessori Inspired Toys from 12 to 14 Months
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Continue reading →: Montessori Inspired Toys from 12 to 14 MonthsAt this age Mia is very interested in her environment. So I have introduced more toys for her to explore. Together with Montessori Inspired Toys at 10 Months I added few new toys. Unlike Montessori Work from 12 to 14 Months these are not ”traditional” work but these are toys that I believe work well…
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Montessori Work from 12 to 14 Months
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Continue reading →: Montessori Work from 12 to 14 MonthsSince Mia approached 12 months I added some new materials on our Montessori shelve. She is still using Montessori Work at 10 Months. On her shelf she has: Thick and Thin cylinder – an early opportunity for a child to discriminate size. The child has to sort out which cylinder to place…
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