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3x3 Grid and Color Circles

2/22/2021

At Home Montessori Monday! Utilizing color recognition to match an empty 3x3 square to a completed 3x3 square is a great way to boost your child's mathematics skills in one to one correspondence, problem solving and color recognition. To implement this Montessori math tray in your own home:

Print out our Color Correspondence print out here *We recommend printing on cardstock and laminating for an increase in durability.
Place the entire activity on a tray in your Montessori inspired home so your child can pick this work whenever they would like to complete it. If you would like to read more about how to set up Montessori materials in your home, visit our blog at: http://www.beibeiamigos.com/blog
Allow your child to practice this mathematics activity to strengthen their math skills!

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Setting up a Montessori Environment in Your Home

2/15/2021

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At Home Montessori Monday!
Storing your child's works in your home is an important piece of incorporating Montessori in your home.

In the Montessori classroom, trays containing works are placed at the child's level so that the child can independently pick their work and put away their work when they are complete.

By identifying child size shelves and trays in your home, you can begin organizing works and displaying them in your child's play space.

To read more about setting up Montessori materials in your home, visit our blog at
http://www.beibeiamigos.com/blog
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What Makes an Activity Montessori?

2/3/2021

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Creating a Montessori inspired home can be challenging and we want to help you by creating a guide to help you begin implementing Montessori philosophies, materials, and works, slowly into your home.
This article will help you in identifying what makes an activity Montessori and how you can utilize activities you already own to create Montessori work in your home.

Montessori Activities have a few main components such as being:

Child Directed
- Children are able to pick which work they would like to complete based on their interests.
Isolate Skills/Concepts
- Montessori works isolate one concept they would like the child to work on. For example, putting coins into a box with a slot isolates the hand eye coordination skill which builds fine motor skills.
Aid in Independence
- Montessori works are scaffolded to be challenging for a child but not too difficult for them to complete. Children will work on works independently from start to finish until they have mastered them. This creates a sense of independence, pride and confidence for the child.

Montessori activities are also:

A Complete Activity
- Trays will consist of all of the materials needed to complete the activity and have them all be in good condition.
Hands On
- Children learn best by doing.
Emphasize Concentration
- Montessori works are challenging but not too difficult so the children will work to concentrate to complete the works independently.
Real Life Experiences
- Montessori utilizes realia to aid in teaching children how to utilize everyday objects.

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3x3 Grid and Color Circles

Setting up a Montessori Environment in Your Home

What Makes an Activity Montessori?

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