The Constructive Triangles Set is part of the Montessori Sensorial area for primary classrooms (ages 3-6). They are designed with bright...
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The Constructive Triangles Set is part of the Montessori Sensorial area for primary classrooms (ages 3-6). They are designed with bright...
Geometry and Islamic Art Geometric patterns in Islamic art have always intrigued me. I have been waiting to explore them with my kids....
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三角形摺紙 鳳梨 網友 小芬芬 問鳳梨的組合 所以把 三角形摺紙 的 摺法 和 組合 放一起， 有頭有尾，還有個鳳梨 頭， 三角形摺紙的組合要靠想像力，還可組合成各種水果 、 動物 各種花瓶 、 容器等等 ...... 只要愛摺紙，啟動 想像力 就會有...
Montessori constructive triangles are brilliant for their hands-on geometry lessons and adaptability for preschool through elementary.
Dans notre article Fabriquer les Triangles Constructeurs Bleus de Montessori : Modèles en Bois, nous nous étions attaché à la réalisation d’un modèle durable de ce jeu de douze triangles rectangles…
The Constructive Triangles Set is part of the Montessori Sensorial area for primary classrooms (ages 3-6). They are designed with bright...
The Triangle Box Over my many years of teaching the Constructive Triangles Boxes have been an ignored work or the most used work in the class. It all depends on my using them while the children watch me. Lessons start as classic steps and then when children show me mastery of the first lesson they are free to explore creative possibilities even with adding other works as embellishments. Each box has an idea book filled with winning snapshots of children's past good ideas to recreate. These idea books are used a lot. What you are seeing are shots of these photos in the idea book.
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Voici la suite de ce qu’on a fait concernant les fractions cette année avec Sofiane et Inès. Lire une fraction puis la composer à partir des cercles fractionnés. Extensions en vrac Fraction a…
Introduce kids to the wonders of math with Triangle Stars. Engaging activities and insightful explanations make learning math a captivating adventure.
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The Constructive Triangles Set is part of the Montessori Sensorial area for primary classrooms (ages 3-6). They are designed with bright...
This past weekend we received a new shipment of materials. I am ALWAYS excited to get new Montessori Materials, and this was no exception! I dug right in and started trying to understand our new materials, specifically the Triangle box. I had watched this video on the Primary Triangle box lesson and was moderately impressed. Knowing that triangles build triangles wasn't a new concept to me (and of course shouldn't be). I thought this would be one of the lessons that I went ahead and taught even though I didn't really see the value, because sometimes I don't get the 'why' until later. But, as I was reading through the Geometry album (free) from Cultivating Dharma and read the equivalency charts, I found out that it takes a whole new level in the Elementary class and I was VERY IMPRESSED. So much so, that I showed my husband. Now, my husband is very passive about our schooling choices, and I think he sometimes questions the financial investment necessary for the Montessori Materials. I occasionally show him the materials and get mixed results. Not this time :). Here are the photos for the basic Triangle Box presentation (you can also watch the video in the above link to see it in action): The triangle box with all the contents inside. Pretty easy to distinguish what is in the box. The pieces are all laid out and the object is to build three different triangles. Here they are all put together. It was slightly challenging for Mini Cooper, who is 3 1/2 (a bit below the recommended age), but she did just fine. But, that isn't the end... Here are the Elementary Lessons (the ones that had us so impressed). By rearranging the pieces of each triangle, the child is able to visualize that each shape has the same AREA no matter what the shape, itself is. This is a concept that is so very hard to explain. Here, we have a square and a rhombus. Finally, a triangle and a hexagon. Even I found myself internalizing the material on yet another level. I had always known it to be true, but I don't think I've ever put it together myself. This equivalency chart is part of the free Elementary album from Cultivating Dharma and is just a wonderful resource. I was extra impressed when, after finishing the lessons I showed her my Mustang (who is 7), made this one: Once again, I'm so grateful for Dr. Montessori and her insight of how to present complicated concepts to even a young child. Thanks so much for stopping by! God Bless and Happy Schooling, Lisa We are linked up this week!
Dans la Pédagogie Montessori, Les triangles constructeurs bleus sont destinés à l’expérimentation sensorielle de la géométrie en 2-dimensions. Ce matériel se présente en une série de douze triangles…
Equal Blue Constructive Triangle Extension Cards provide fun extension activities to the sensorial presentations and lessons. This is a set of 20 cards to use with the blue constructive triangles. If you don't have the actual triangle material, you can purchase them. The cards are provided for you in PDF format. Use these cards for your child or student to: ⭐improve concentration, coordination, independence, and problem solving skills ⭐develop visual discrimination ⭐match solid objects with plane (2D) figures to assist the move from concrete to abstract ⭐name the shapes constructed by the triangles. ⭐develop the logical mathematical mind. ⭐indirectly prepare for the concept of equivalence and the derivation of area. ⭐give the child practical experience in plane geometry. ⭐come to a point of consciousness that the triangles are called ‘constructive’ because they construct other rectilinear shapes. To make the cards: Cut along the light grey dotted lines Print on white card stock Laminate (optional) Please do not make unauthorized copies of this resource. Connect with me to ask about using with OutSchool. This material has been designed to match the original measurements of the traditional Montessori materials. These cards will be compatible with authentic Montessori materials. ⭐⭐⭐Follow me for updates, freebies, and more!⭐⭐⭐ *Please message me if you have any questions; I am happy to help. Standards CCSS 1.G.A.2 Compose two-dimensional shapes (rectangles, squares, trapezoids, triangles, half-circles, and quarter-circles) or three-dimensional shapes (cubes, right rectangular prisms, right circular cones, and right circular cylinders) to create a composite shape, and compose new shapes from the composite shape. CCSS 1.G.A.1 Distinguish between defining attributes (e.g., triangles are closed and three-sided) versus non-defining attributes (e.g., color, orientation, overall size); build and draw shapes to possess defining attributes. CCSS K.G.B.4 Analyze and compare two- and three-dimensional shapes, in different sizes and orientations, using informal language to describe their similarities, differences, parts (e.g., number of sides and vertices/“corners”) and other attributes (e.g., having sides of equal length). CCSS K.G.A.3 Identify shapes as two-dimensional (lying in a plane, “flat”) or three-dimensional (“solid”).
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