Montessori Materials

Montessori Materials

The Montessori materials are designed to give children opportunities to discover key learning outcomes through repetition and practice. Each instructional resource teaches one skill at a time and is meant to help students learn to learn on their own and solve problems. 

 

What are Montessori Materials?

Montessori materials are cutting-edge teaching tools that allow children to learn by doing while also piqueing their curiosity and encouraging them to think for themselves.They're fun and easy for kids to use, and they're designed to help them learn and grow. The Montessori materials are the building blocks of the Montessori method.

The goal of using Montessori materials is to help children achieve mastery of important learning outcomes through repeated practice. It has been said that "Nothing goes into the mind that does not first go through the hands," which is a quote from Dr. Maria Montessori.

A trained educator will introduce the child to the Montessori materials through a key lesson and then encourage the child to explore the materials on their own. When the kids are done with an activity, they put everything back where it belongs in the set-up area.

 

In the Montessori method, the child is introduced to the materials in a planned progression that takes into account their individual interests, developmental needs, and levels of mastery. This organized framework makes it easier to learn by putting lessons together in a way that makes sense. 

  

Sandpaper letters

 

Using their eyes and muscles, students can learn the corresponding letter sounds with the Sandpaper Letters. Children can learn to write by tracing the symbol over and over again until their muscles remember the shape of the letter. 

 

Numbers and counters

 

Children's understanding of numbers, sequencing, and quantities are all strengthened by the use of number and counter sets. The lessons here show kids that all numbers are composed of smaller parts.

 

Puzzle Map

 

Children can learn the shapes and names of the world's oceans, continents, and hemispheres while also gaining an understanding of their spatial relationships through this puzzle.

 

Mirror Polishing

 

The process of cleaning a mirror can teach kids how to clean other surfaces around the house. Polishing is a great way to improve hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, concentration, and independence. 

  

Moveable Alphabet

 

The movable alphabet is a great tool for helping kids learn to read and write. This content complements flashcards in various languages. It helps kids get ready for reading and writing.

 

Constructive Tringles

Using constructive triangles, we can prove that any two-dimensional geometric figure can be built from a triangle and a straight line. Five containers exist. Triangles of various sizes, shapes, and hues are packed into each container.