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Doing Montessori at home with your 2 month old? Tips on Montessori toys for your 2 month old baby, 10 things to do with your 2 month old, more

Bezauberndes Montessori Oktaeder Mobile für dein Baby selber machen: Simples DIY mit kostenloser Druckvorlage für schnelles Basteln des Babymobiles

Pronouns can be a tricky concept for 2nd grade students to grasp. Read these teaching tips & tricks to make pronouns easy to understand!

Raising a bilingual child using the Montessori approach is quite complimentary and it is becoming very popular due to the many Bilingual Montessori Schools.

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Today’s blog post is all about helping kids with writing on the lines (and coloring in the lines!) You know those pesky places we are told to write and color to keep our papers neat and legible. As adults, it’s typically an automatic thing to write on the lines. But for kids who are just learning ... Read more

I posted on our Facebook page that I'm going to start creating some videos answering questions that are important to readers, and the question of how to manage several young children came up repeatedly. I'll keep working on answers to these questions, but an important key to managing multiple age

This week was our first week back and, boy am I tired! My class is great though...very inquisitive and eager to learn. They take their work seriously and are actively working most of the day. Who could ask for more?? We did quite a few things this week, but I want to share with you one "get to know you" project we did that really came out great. I seriously can't stop staring at it! I saw this pin on Pinterest. I love how it looks and thought it would make a great welcome sign. Now, on the pin, the hands seemed to be just colored in. I wanted something a bit more. So we started with creating Circle Maps about ourselves. What made us special? What are some things that have shaped us? Where did you go in your life? etc....Most of the kids finished these Circle Maps in class on the first day of school. I then asked the students to trace their hands and arms on a piece of 11 x 17" piece of paper. They then had to draw, write, decorate, etc...the traced in hand with items from the Circle Map. The goal was to teach their fellow classmates about themselves in a visual way, without giving away too much information (ie: I didn't want them to write paragraphs.) That is pretty much how far we got in class. So, the first homework assignment the students had to finish the project at home. I gave them this sheet so that they could be a bit more focused on their project and add a bit if they wanted. (but if you are going copy-less, just forgo this. They can write the information on a sheet of paper instead.) The next day, the hands came back to school...and they were great! I had the kids get into groups and share what they decided to put on their hands and why. The kids learned a lot about each other in that 15 minute session! You can see some of them used words as well as pictures to tell about themselves. I love the one directly in the center of this picture! Others just used pictures, like the one in the middle here. When I went to put them around a piece of poster board, like in the original pin, they didn't fit :( I think if I had used a smaller piece of paper to trace their hands to begin with they might have. Oh well! I decided to put them up as if the hands were all in a line, raising up.....and it came out great! I overlapped the hands, so I was able to get 5 or 6 on one piece of large construction paper. I then mounted them on my wall. I love it! All in all, this was a fun little project that served as a great way for the kids to get to know each other and make a nice display! What is something you do during the first week of school to help the kids get to know each other and for you to learn a little about them? Follow me on Snapchat for even more teaching ideas!

I posted on our Facebook page that I'm going to start creating some videos answering questions that are important to readers, and the question of how to manage several young children came up repeatedly. I'll keep working on answers to these questions, but an important key to managing multiple age

A collection of beautiful spring-themed artworks made by elementary kids. My faves are the tulips and sun/moons. Drop by for inspiration.

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Inside: Learn easy Montessori Hacks you can do at home with your toddler or preschooler. These Montessori-inspired set-ups are so simple, you can most likely start today! You don't have to send your toddler to an expensive preschool for them to experience a Montessori education. There are so many things parents and caregivers can do at home to engage kids in Montessori-style learning principles. Follow

Finding Montessori-inspired activities for your 27- 30-month-old doesn't have to be difficult. Learn more about how to support your Montessori toddler here.

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Practical tips and tricks to Teaching Kids to Sew. It isn't as hard as it sounds and kids will love to learn to sew with these great teaching kids to sew

It is finally here. The day you planned for and dreamed of. That landmark day called: THE FIRST DAY OF HOMESCHOOL. Your morning basket is filled with living books, lovely art, and Shakespeare (maybe not Shakespeare yet) and you are ready to embark on a beautiful day of inspired learning. Then it hap

Lila has been VERY interested in learning to play the piano lately — and although I play myself, I had absolutely no idea how to teach someone else to play! Luckily, I saw Deniz’s Keyn…

Today’s blog post is all about helping kids with writing on the lines (and coloring in the lines!) You know those pesky places we are told to write and color to keep our papers neat and legible. As adults, it’s typically an automatic thing to write on the lines. But for kids who are just learning ... Read more

Multiplication can be challenging for kids to learn and for teachers to teach! Here are a few tips to make teaching multiplication easier.

And we're back finally with another Handicraft for the Handicraft Series! I kind of skipped June, because well we all just need a break sometime. And well, good intentions for July landed on August. But here we are now and doing Embroidery for your kiddos. I'm really excited about this one. My 9 and 7 year old loved it and even my 5 year old could do it. This is great for the motor skills and we have a secret cheat to make it easier for you and your kiddos. Today though, I'm really lucky to have my friend Stephanie from Swoodson Says. She is so good with embroidery and does it with her two kiddos all the time. Hi, I’m Stephanie and I blog over at Swoodson Says about all kinds of crafty things! As my kids get older, they’re more and more interested in sewing and hand embroidering alongside me and I’m excited to share a new simple pattern that they both enjoyed. How to Teach Kids Embroidery with Free Patterns Supplies: Embroidery Hoop Cotton fabric Stick N Stitch T-Rex Pattern (free just sign up for my newsletter) You can use any embroidery hoop that is 5.5” inches or larger, and add any quilting cotton or an old sheet for fabric, some embroidery floss, and a hand sewing needle. It’s easy to print and trace with a pencil or you can use fancy transfer material like I did, it’s called Stick N Stitch. I designed this pattern to use 2 or 3 of the most common stitches - a back stitch for the main outline, satin stitch for the eye detail, and satin or running stitch for the other facial details; there are two versions in the PDF so you can choose. Be sure to keep in mind most kids aren’t going to stitch the whole thing in one sitting! I’d say this took my 7 & 5 year old about 4 hours total to stitch, over 2 days. After they’re done stitching, you can display their work in a hoop, turn it into a stuffed toy/pillow, or use it as a detail and add patchwork around it. If you’d like to try this t-rex yourself, sign up for my newsletter and get the free download once you confirm your subscription! Here are some other resources if you want to try it! 10 simple hand embroidery patterns to stitch with kids Tips for teaching kids to embroider My favorite hand embroidery tools To download the fox and squirrel patterns, just click the image below. This post may contain affiliate links. Thanks for supporting Sisters, What!

This pointillism for kids art project is fun for all ages! Try q-tip painting to create colorful art inspired by the famous artist Georges Seurat. Kids will love creating their own masterpiece!

Easy tricks and tips for correcting pencil grip in kids with videos to help you teach a child how to hold a pencil correctly and improve their handwriting.