12-24 month activities lesson plans

Between the ages of 0 and 15 months, infants and young toddlers continually explore their surroundings and adapt to changes. Parents can facilitate

While physical growth is accelerated during the infancy stage, it tends to move slower during the toddler months. Instead, you will notice your toddler

These color themed sensory bins and activities are great for learning colors and completely baby safe. Baby Bins are the perfect way to learn, build language, play and explore with little ones between 12-24 months old.

At 6 months of age, something magical happens where your little wobbly infant becomes a lot more alert, interactive, responsive, and interested in the world around them. Typically between 4 and 9 months, babies begin to sit up unassisted and this opens up a whole new world for play. Something that I found my […]

Montessori resources, ideas, inspiration, and activities for older toddlers. These posts are perfect for 2-year-olds.

Introducing our 'Free Printable Blank Infant Lesson Plan Template PDF' – a vital resource for parents and caregivers. The 5x6 grid includes categories like Language and literacy, Fingerplay and Songs, Gross Motor, and Sensory, enabling you to plan activities systematically for each day of the week. Finally, there's a section for setting weekly goals. Download this invaluable resource for free in PDF format and start crafting a tailored plan for your infant's development today!

An 18-24 month toddler schedule with a printable sample schedule, activities, developmental toys and milestones for the happiest toddler on the block!

This ebook is a resource for developing Montessori toddler language skills at home. It includes 12 chapters and 130+ pages of amazing printables!

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Here’s another round of Montessori activities, this time for 21 to 24-month-olds. Check out my previous blog post to learn more about supporting your toddler beyond offering the right educational toys. The post talks about other ways to support your toddler’s growing desire for autonomy.