Montessori Learning and Work Journal for Lower Elementary Students: A Notebook for Daily Recording of My Goals, Lesson Presentations, and Work-Cycle Activities

Montessori Lower Elementary Daily Journal for Children Ages 6-9 In the Montessori method, the freedom of work choice comes with responsibility. A tool that is used by children to document their daily work is a learning/work journals. They serve as a record of the child’s activities and progress, allowing both the child and the educator to track learning outcomes over time. These journals are typically used by the children themselves, under the guidance of their Montessori educators. This journal is for lower elementary students. It is based on our research of various schools that posted a typical day in their lower Montessori school. While we have aimed to be as flexible as possible and to standardize the layout, it may not suit every child. We encourage you to try this journal with your elementary-aged children to see if it meets their needs. Work Journal Details ====================== Colored Interior Paper! Kids will love it! 8.5×11″ Paper size, 5/8″ Ruled, great for children ages 6 – 9 Montessori daily routine differs school to school, teacher to teacher. Morning vs Afternoon. We designed the daily log to be flexible whether you are having lesson presentations or 3-hour work cycle for kids to record: Page 1: Emotional Awareness and Goal Setting Page 2: Lesson Presentation (x2 Entries Possible) and Page 3: Work Cycle Record Page 4: Activity Page 5: Work Cycle Record Page 6: Activity Notes Thank you for supporting!