Understanding the Montessori Method: A Child-Centered Approach Explained

Motessori doesn’t have to be expensive, and old activities can be repurposed and rotated in so many ways to engage the toddler or preschooler in the same skillset all over again. By simply rotating the fixture or material being weaved in a weaving work, you create a new point of interest for the child that allows them to explore different patterning and weaving techniques. These Montessori activities helps to develop the child’s fine motor skills, while at the same time teaching a Practical Life

One of the most common questions I get asked as a Montessori guide, preschool director, and content creator is “What is the purpose of these activities?!” The answer to that question is usually endless and so much more rich and multifaceted than what I can explain in a single comment, so here ya go: ❤️ 1. Patience & Concentration: Montessori art activities cultivate patience and focus in little ones, laying a strong foundation for future academic achievements. ❤️2.Fine Motor Skills Development: