ED's Tuesday Routine:
So you heard yesterday that I'm planning to use biome/habitat themes with ED this fall. This is what I have planned in a general way for Tuesdays:
Arts and Crafts (based on the theme)
Montessori Math Beads; Math Activities
Science Sorts (Long post and link to my 30-pages of notes, etc.!)
Arts and Crafts
Montessori Math Beads:
I have Tuesdays set aside to bring out the Montessori math beads and work with ED on some basic number skills.
I think this might be called the "Bead Stair" in Montessori circles. I simply cut out two triangles from felt (so the beads won't roll off) and set out the appropriate beads (we're using 1 to 6 this week). The triangle helps create a control so that the child can visually see the progression.
This week I also set out a jellyfish number matching activity and our number puzzle.
Science Sorts:
Living-Non Living Cards
More about our science sorts this fall at this post.
So you heard yesterday that I'm planning to use biome/habitat themes with ED this fall. This is what I have planned in a general way for Tuesdays:
Arts and Crafts (based on the theme)
Montessori Math Beads; Math Activities
Science Sorts (Long post and link to my 30-pages of notes, etc.!)
Arts and Crafts
The girls painted boxes to make a diorama. |
Now all this needs is the sea creatures! |
The kids have had a blast making various sea creatures. They made fish, jelly fish and sharks for nearly two hours! I found an amazing set of ocean craft ideas over at Playing House in Maryland. |
Montessori Math Beads:
I have Tuesdays set aside to bring out the Montessori math beads and work with ED on some basic number skills.
I think this might be called the "Bead Stair" in Montessori circles. I simply cut out two triangles from felt (so the beads won't roll off) and set out the appropriate beads (we're using 1 to 6 this week). The triangle helps create a control so that the child can visually see the progression.
This week I also set out a jellyfish number matching activity and our number puzzle.
Science Sorts:
Living-Non Living Cards
I printed out this free card set from Homemade Montessori. They have gotten a lot of use these past few years. |
I love reading about your homeschool! It's always fun to see what your children are enjoying working with. I featured your living and non-living photo and work at http://livingmontessorinow.com/2011/09/26/montessori-monday-living-nonliving/
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