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Pin punch in activities are more than art. Much of the work in the classroom is designed to help the children to develop their fine motor skills, which involves the coordination of the body’s small muscles and refinement of their hand control. The development of fine...

The Wooden Clothesline Activity Tray is a fun way to teach your toddler how to use mini pins to hang clothes on the clothesline.  Montessori education is all about learning through practical life activities.  Cloths are an integral part of the daily routine and...

The mystery bag  also called the stereognostic bag was designed to help children develop their ability to visualize objects using only their sense of touch. This activity is loved by the children because it is challenging and fun!

Sensorial activities are those which includes the five senses and children have the opportunity to explore through touch, sight, smell, taste and hearing. During this particular activity they touch and smell the  different materials and noticed the differences between...

Contributes to expression of emotions, feelings experience through their creativity using sound art from the Reggio Emilia approach, focuses on children of 3-5 years old. As a result of the application of the proposal, it is possible to establish that the use of the...

Metal Inset work can help the child to grip and hold the pencil, Refine hand control to steady the pencil, Develop movements of straight and curved lines, in preparation for letter formation or a continual line which can assist with cursive Develop hand-eye...

Fall is a great time to explore pumpkins and this easy pumpkin activity is a great way to learn and play at the same time. Sensory play, art, science, and fine motor practice all with one pumpkin.

EVERY CHILD MATTERS: We all have a part to play. The world won’t be changed all at once — reconciliation is a long-term process — but each step means something.