Montessori writing

My best printables are inspired by my own children, and this series of sentence strips is no different! My first daughter did not need them — she immediately took off reading once she knew th…

One of the questions I’m asked the most often over on Instagram is the order of lessons for teaching your child to read. That’s kind of a trick question, because using the Montessori m…

Learn why writing comes before reading when you follow Montessori methods of teaching reading for homeschool preschool and kindergarten. Read this article and it will make sense why your child should write with a Montessori moveable alphabet before reading words using phonics. #montessori Homeschool Preschool Reading | Montessori Kindergarten Curriculum | Montessori Homeschool Curriculum | How To Teach Kids To Read Montessori | Learning To Read Montessori | Montessori Activities 3-4 Years

Beginning Montessori-inspired Sentence Challenges

These Sentence Challenges are a Montessori-inspired activity that supports reading and writing skills development. Download the free sampler or grab the complete set of 36 sentence challenges at three levels of difficulty. Children will work on finding and correcting errors in text, capitalization, punctuation, and the mechanics of handwriting. | #reading #writing #Montessori #printables #giftofcuriosity || Gift of Curiosity

Writing Activities for Kids

Is your child ready to begin learning sight words? Or are you looking for a tactile way to introduce spelling? Visit www.freeandunfettered.com to grab a free printable 'Read-Build-Write' mat along with the first 98 Dolch sight words in both cursive and print. #ece #earlyliteracy #learningtoread #montessori #montessoriathome #montessoriprintable #homeschooling #kindergarten #earlylearningactivity

I love the early language development area of my classroom! There is a lot of foundational work that comes before children are introduced to letters. Today’s post is about the kinds of activities we have on our pre-literacy or early language Montessori shelves. The Language Area This is a photo of the Language area […]

Today I am sharing a little word game I made for Jax’s Montessori language lessons. We have been working on “pink series” words – CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) that can be…

Learning the Montessori way makes all the difference, especially when it comes to writing. Dinomite learned how to write while attending a private preschool for neurodiverse children. Bulldozer and Princess learned how to write at home from me, as part of our homeschooling journey. Princess did pretty well as I taught her the way I had been taught, but Bulldozer really struggled. Nothing I tried worked for him, until I decided to teach him using the Montessori Method approach. Learning the…