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Of all the things I've posted about on this blog, nothing has sparked more interest than the free pink tower/brown stair extensions we set up and photographed in January 2009. Looking back at the post, I was reminded how beautiful the Montessori materials are -- they are sublime in their beauty, simplicity, and sheer genius. We were inspired to make a new set of designs from scratch, and the girls welcomed the challenge (there are a few pics of the girls working on them here), even designing one of their own. Below you will find photos of a new set of extensions for you to use in your Montessori classroom (and the names we gave them). Like the Montessori materials themselves, the pictures call to our kids and compel them to build, build, build! We hope you enjoy them! (Please feel free to repost, share, etc.; if you do, please include a reference to the blog and/or link back. Thanks! :) Chunky: Labyrinth: Circle: Nautilus: Stairstep: Double-S Snake with Tail: Back-to-Back Skyscraper (our 7-y.o.'s creation): Symmetry Facade: Argyle: Starburst: Aztec Antenna: [You can see the entire Picasa album here, and you can see the album with the first set of extensions here.]
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True to its name, our Hoxton range is vibrant, trendy and colourful. With lashings of glaze and a quirky tonal palette this collection perfectly fuses vintage, industrial and contemporary. The Hoxton range can be used on both walls and low traffic floors.
Dear Montessori Professionals, Administrators, and homeschooling parents, Welcome to the Pink Reading Series! These are like my babies. I ...
Every once and awhile I like to bring out materials that have sat a little lonely on the shelf. It’s inevitable that the children quickly take over and rem
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One of the most beautiful areas in the Montessori class has to be sensorial. Dr. Montessori designed each material as a means for the child to explore and refine his senses. Each material encourage the child to compare, categorize and make order. These ideas then carryover and the child can use these sensorial experiences toContinue reading "sensorial extension cards – what I made this week"
Review of the Montessori Print Shop Sensorial Extensions Bundle along with examples of sensorial extensions for older toddlers through early elementary!
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Bulb required: 1 x 4W LED Candle SES (small Edison screw) - E14 Bulb not included Feminine look Matching family items 2 year guarantee The Ora wall light would be perfect for adding a feminine touch to your home. Featuring a gorgeous fluted transparent pink glass shade, combined with a pink ribbed glass shade. The Ora is complete with a beautiful champagne brass metal base. Coordinate your home with matching family items.
Print this blackline master on pink paper. Cut and paste to make the pink tower. Includes: 1 page blackline master of the pink tower cubes This file is in PDF format.
One of the most beautiful areas in the Montessori class has to be sensorial. Dr. Montessori designed each material as a means for the child to explore and refine his senses. Each material encourage the child to compare, categorize and make order. These ideas then carryover and the child can use these sensorial experiences toContinue reading "sensorial extension cards – what I made this week"
There are four species of lady’s slippers in Maine, including the pink lady slipper, which is listed as a species of “special concern” in the Native Plant Protection Act. These orchids are showy but only grow in special habitats so collection could threaten even the more common species. Lady’s slippers have a symbiotic relationship with […]
This set includes: • Six pictures and corresponding labels for each vowel. (Total 30 phonetic card sets.) • Three 8.5 x 11” sheets with 15 pictures and 15 labels • Five word lists and three extras lists for add-ons • 26 Initial consonant pictures and fill in the blank work sheets (These cards can also be used with the small movable alphabet letters or printed alphabet cards.) Instructions: Print on pink or white card stock, cut, laminate, and use in literacy centers. Keep the three sound boards intact; smaller labels are for the three sound boards.
These are to be used as an extension with the continent map cards. The pictures are VERY general and so the work should be backed up with a continent folder or box with more items of interest from the continent and pictures of people, plants, buildings, animals etc. I suggest backing these cards on the appropriate colour card. Europe - red South America - pink Asia - Yellow Antarctica - white Australia (Australasia) - brown North America - orange Africa - green
Fall and early winter bring their own colors here in the Southwest Florida landscape. One such eye-catching plant with fluffy, purple-pink flower heads is called muhly grass. A native plant with wonderful ornamental characteristics, muhly grass is now a standard in many planting beds. While the grassy foliage may blend into the background the rest […]
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