Montessori friendly Spring Learning 100 page bundle 25 types of activities: Ages 3-6 kindergarten pre-k: language, math, practical life, science and … Series; Montessori Friendly, Ages 3-6)

Help children learn and develop without digital or electronic aids using the Montessori method. Today, kids have so much distraction. From electronics to social media, online to handheld games – what can a parent do to inject some no electronics fun time into their children’s lives, that also includes learning? This activity book is based on the Montessori method which has been proven to build confidence and encourage independence, and its fun. This activity book has a wide range of fun activities that can be done independently or with an adult. And since it’s based on Montessori, it takes the same scientific approach that has been proven effective in getting kids to take ownership of their own development, while at the same time, teach them skills that are excellent foundations for future learning. This toddler book contains activities that: Focus on key learning topics – Each activity is focused on growing specific skills and knowledge. Encourage a child to engage with the world around them by using visual aids they are familiar with such as animals, trees and much more. Provide a child the opportunity to discover and grow through tactile and auditory methods, not just visual. This activity book is sure to keep children engaged: Full color pictures that grab attention and focus Spring photograph matching Ranking spring colors Spring go-togethers Beginning sounds Filling in missing numbers Lifecycle of a butterfly Butterfly cutting strips Egg lacing activities Counting eggs Rhyming riddles Spring pattern strips Plant or animal? Living or non-living Sorting jars Spring or Autumn? Spring counting Spring silhouettes Butterfly maze Farm or wild animal? Subtraction Color matching Matching halves Addition Spring pattern matching Provide a non-digital format which encourages children to learn and discover, the way “it used to be done” in schools, and watch as their desire to explore and learn grows.