The Montessori Bells teach young children to discriminate between pitch and to identify notes on the musical scale. The bells allow little ones to learn about basic musical theory in a hands on, experiential way. What Are the Montessori Bells? The Montessori bells are a set of sixteen bells, all identical to the eye. There …
Before children can learn to read, they need to be able to hear the individual sounds within words. This is called phonemic awareness, and it is learned and developed during early childhood. What Is a Phoneme? Phonemes are the smallest pieces of sound a word can be broken into. When you hear the word mop …
Montessori is sometimes referred to as “child-led” but that doesn’t mean that teachers do not lead. Every student in a Montessori classroom is at their own individual developmental stage and possesses their own unique interests. Teachers let the curriculum and individual learning paths be led by these factors. They also incorporate choices and do not …
The Montessori object permanence box provides a way for infants to develop their sense of object permanence right when they are primed to. Some time between eight and ten months of age, infants begin to comprehend that an object exists even when they no longer see it. This is one of the major cognitive developments …
There is nothing unnatural in trying to look for the best education possible for your child as a parent. With so many options available, it might, however, be difficult to pick the right option for your kid. After all, your decision will impact your child’s education as well as character for the rest of the …