Practical life shelf

𝗟𝗶𝗹𝗮 | 𝗠𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗼𝗿𝗶 𝗧𝗶𝗽𝘀 💫 on Instagram: "✨ Concept Development - Preschooler skill✨ SAVE for inspo ↗️ LIKE for support 💖 🖐️ Any concept can be presented as a shelf work. 👃Think of a concept you want your child to learn "cold vs. hot" "heavy vs. light" "soft vs. rough" and use objects or pictures to classify. 👁️ Your child develops awareness that things can be classified and develop a greater appreciation for things in the surrounding. #montessori #montessorifrance…

MontessoriMissEmily on Instagram: "More Practical Life activities from my Montessori shelf for St. Patrick’s Day from last year. Each of these activities help to develop the toddler or preschooler’s fine motor skills and control of movement abilities. These prewriting activities are easy to do yourself, and toddler moms can easily incorporate them into their home Montessori environments! ☘️💚 #montessori #finemotorskills #montessoriteacher #montessoriinspired #montessoritoddler…

I'm never at a loss to find new practical life activities. I look around our home and think of all the things my three-year-old still has to learn! How about learning to fill the pepper mill or using a combination lock? Here are four new practical life activities we've been trying this week. Filling a Pepper Mill - dry pouring with a funnel, including opening and closing the mill. The funnel is interesting to use, if you pour in too much or too quickly in it will get blocked, the child needs…

Here are some of the fine motor activities we have lined up for November! Gotta bring out the turkey baster in November! Tweezing corn kernels. We picked up some ears of corn when we went on our field trip to the farm a couple of weeks ago. This one requires a little more dexterity. Picking […]

Mission Montessori | A peak at some of our toddler 2-3 practical life shelves. Care of self, care of environment, grace & courtesy & refining movement… the 💙… | Instagram

Montessori shelf in a preschooler playroom

Such tiny and beautiful cups, etc! (Looking at this I'm reminded I'd like to paint a dot on the top of some of our kitchen utensils if it's ok with the powers that be :)). Oh they also suggested changing the substances used in pouring/spooning works to maintain interest and just for wider exposure... Here they have a little pitcher filled with tiny quinoa grains on the top shelf.

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Mail Assembling a flashlight Another flashlight, but with two batteries Balancing marbles More marble balancing Transferring Pom Poms Tweezer work TweetSharePin