My son is rebuilding his LEGO Tower Bridge and it reminded me of how useful this tip has been in our lives, so I thought I would share it wi...

After playing with the noun cards I printed out last week, the kids wanted to sort them again, but as they were sorting them I thought we c...

We have been talking about nouns for a few days and so I searched for some person, place, and thing printables to make a sorting game. Two...

This is one of our favorite outdoor activities. H&F don't like going on walks without a purpose, and although I'd love to just w...

H has been able to tell time for awhile but since we don't have analog clocks around (I know, I need to hang one up!) he doesn't get...

Montessori for Everyone has a cute printable file for sorting seasons by which clothing is worn. I don't have a laminator but if you do...

Bar graphs are a useful tool for visualizing discretely measurable data. H & F love to sort objects by color, size, type, etc. and we st...

Though this isn't something that holds either H's or F's attention for long these days, it kept them busy for long stretches whe...

Pi day (3.14) is a fun holiday for math geeks and it is just around the corner! If you know me at all, you know just how much I love pi. If ...

This is a great activity to help your child learn about adjectives, and one found in Montessori learning, though typically with two sets of ...

DIY Color Resemblance Sorting Cubes We have a number of Montessori materials at home that we use, but their cost limits the number of ite...