How To Teach Montessori At Home

More Than Mrs. - An easy to understand guide to creating your own Montessori activities at home using items from the DOLLAR STORE!
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[@leahc9723]

It amazes me that a teaching method that was used to help children in low income areas, with learning disabilities, has become a teaching method only the rich can afford. Don't forget Geography, and Science. Both are very important.

[@thereseward7852]

That's exactly what I thought- the materials are expensive to purchase. I read that many of the first materials were cardboard. The glass beads were used because there was a glass factory next door and she got them cheap.

[@manjularamprasad3925]

Yes I second what you said Here in India parents travel great distances, car pool and are obsessed etc to put their children in Montessori schools they say we are not pressuring our children and let them be contradicting as they are constantly comparing their children with non Montessori ones

[@zulieldridge3160]

Leah and Harley's Great Adventures even poor can do it.

[@chloegruenbeck3450]

I am an Ami teacher there are many more things you can do at home for practical life. Polishing shoes, washing the table polishing metal objects, grinding coffee beans, dusting, sweeping, folding, braiding, cutting, flowers and all of the frames like buttoning, zipping now tying. You can also make sandpaper letters and numbers by hand with sandpaper and a couple layers of stiff construction paper. Vowels are blue consonants are red. I hope this helps.

[@MomStyle]

So helpful! Thanks for sharing. xoxo

[@wayforward5563]

Daycare is like 1700-2200 a month by me :( $600 a month sounds like a dream!!

[@DaniHumayun]

Such great ideas. We're currently paying $2000 a month for Montessori, $600 is amazing.

[@karenbrockett2881]

This is so inspiring! I am learning about Montessori as we have decided to home school our 13 month year old baby boy..Thanks so much for being so uplifting and clear :)

[@cisneros7887]

Love this video, love the tips. I'm a stay at home momma and my son's teacher which is why we decided to introduce Montessori activities in his daily curriculum at home. Would love to see more videos of Teaching Montessori at home from you! Please?

[@ShaySwarthy]

I came across Montessori school reading a comment from a PrinceEa video here on KZbin and I have to say this kind of reminds me the way I was taught as child. Traditional schooling has changed so much since I was a child and I am scared for today's youth. I am going to start doing more research for my 16 month old son. I do some things now but this video gave me a boost to look more in to the Montessori way. Great video mom!

[@michaelleonardlubiano7695]

Way to go, Teacher! Spread the love of Montessori method. Can't wait to use this in my class.

[@kokoqia314]

My son is 4 month old. I'm planning send him to Montessori preschool and kindergarten. Your tips help me got lots of ideas what will do at home training for him. Thanks

[@ChristineS926]

I’m just learning about Montessori. I have two boys ages 3 and 4. I feel like if I had those beans projects out for my kids, there would be beans and sand all over my house and probably in their eyes and hair as well. Also, they would probably play beauty salon with those scissors too. I’m so overwhelmed.... these Montessori kids must be extremely well behaved. Maybe my boys aren’t cut out for this kind of stuff. 😞

[@anamafeju]

My 3 years old goes to Mobtessori school, she follows at school, at hone she is a totally different monster... Doesn't listen, doesn't follow instructions... 🤣 A whole different monster at home, at school they say she listen so well ...

[@mamarex1485]

Thank you for making this video! There are two Montessori schools in our town average out at $980 a month not counting extra fees. It’s just unobtainable for the average family. But we refuse to settle for public/ government schooling. This gives us an alternative method to give give her the Montessori method without breaking the bank in the process!

[@happylittleschool9183]

This is awesome! Straight to the point and doable!

[@rachelle_banks]

Yay, Mom!! I have been working in childcare for about 12 years and what you said in the beginning about how much it cost and how you have to figure out that you ARE capable of providing your children with quality care and Early Education is a beautiful thing that I have decided every parent needs to understand. Just beautiful.

[@MomStyle]

Thank you!!!

[@deeplydeepali]

I love that sifting idea!

[@Amber-dw9op]

the dollar store and thrift store are my favorite montessori work providers!

[@CottageOffMain]

Love these ideas!

[@cabbie83]

OK so you have your centers set up, do the kids actually do it? I feel like mine would just throw stuff and then ask to go outside or watch TV

[@carlafiske5798]

PLEASE do more Montessori videos this one was very helpful

[@phyliciajoykloes]

That very very simple. I might need to tell the parents at my school about this.

[@ClayBrice]

More Than Mrs. What a fun video. It's great to see great creativity being worked at home.

[@Hannah-ds6fx]

Great Ideas! With the sand and beans, you could paint the beans gold and say, “they are digging for gold!” (my son likes to do this outside in the dirt so that’s why that came to mind) The our of order numbers in the egg dish is brilliant.

[@MomStyle]

That's a great idea!!!

[@carolinejones1977]

Thank you. Great activities!!

[@LekaBee]

Thank you so much for sharing this video !

[@robbiegleason4462]

ShillerLearning has open and go Montessori curricula for math and language arts! Each kit is multi year and has printable consummables for multiple children.

[@leahleigh8514]

Yes!This is awesome! amake some more! Some of us aren't as creative as you.

[@Ameliamndz]

I love this, My son is starting Montessori school on Monday and I will be at home with my one year old so I want to bring this method into my home these are great tip's.

[@MomStyle]

Amelia Mendoza So glad you liked it Amelia! xx- The Mrs.

[@SuperShafeekh]

More Than Mrs. you want to market your idea?

[@florinagonzalez7207]

I am a montessori teacher, and yes is awesome what you did but it take a lot of the development of the child in order to give the appropriate lessons. Yes! Practical life It is one of the main areas and the sensorial area to prepare the child for the harder areas, such as language and math. But t every area has a purpose!we as teachers we have to observe and see and how we have to work with every child because we work an every child’s phase. An example if the child’s visual discrimination is not developed , means no recognition of numbers or sounds. We have to work and focus on Sensorial which it does has a lot of the material that works by the senses, example.. pink tower has a set of pink cubes , which is larges to smallest! His visual discrimination is going to work by seeing a large cube and a small cube. The child will learn that the letters are not the same , numbers are not the same ! They are different! And learning math as well by counting! Colors Etcc . Until the child’s visual discrimination has developed than the child’s is ready to move to a different area. And successfully move on! Eye !! Very important that the child has to manipulate everything on concrete material in order to understand sooner. 😀👍🏻

[@jisushikas]

I love this Ideas

[@fromlovetobabycarriage1193]

thanks for the tips!

[@marinakurban2586]

Brilliant!

[@mony19831]

wished I could afford for my kids to go to this school but wow its like sending them off to college. Thanks for the cheat sheet, I will be trying this out.

[@vigumamavlog8744]

Fantastic idea u r the best mama 🌷

[@JartoonKjartoonAndMore]

Love it

[@TumpskyandMrsSmall]

Love this! come see and share y stories, need you too!

[@PamelaFletcher]

Love this video! Just subbed! ❤️

[@jayeetab.dattadattahomesch3906]

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[@MJ-ml1gv]

Love your thoughts and ideas .. it's a big motivation for me I'm going to stablish a home Montessori for my 2 yrs old daughter she would love it .. can you please give me more information about we yrs old Kid's home Montessori I mean how it should be like so what could my dughter learn exactly in this age.

[@caithangembesosinh5621]

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[@gabbiegalvan5503]

i love it💓💓💓

Hi, can you please tell me what is the song name in this great video? Thank you.

[@tallieallen397]

More please!

[@dianer5472]

There are some things you can only learn in a group. In a Montessori School the group is community and they learn respect, social skills, manners, how to be part of a group, who they are without their families, how to be a friend, how to wait a turn, share take care of one another, raise your hand , wait in line, deal with other people some of which are difficult, and everything within the context of a beautiful classroom set up for the childrens needs and with direction of a trained teacher. If you home school how will they learn these important lessons also ?

[@StephanieMT]

Ever gone to the grocery store or fast food plenty of hard to deal with people and lines there.

[@caseygodwin8566]

All of these things can be taught and learned more effectively in a homeschool environment. I had to undo the bad social skills my oldest learned in school and she is now much more skilled at all these areas you mention. My youngest never attended school and has no issue with these areas either. We are totally brainwashed into thinking the only place kids can learn this is at school. It isn't true.

[@nerdydragon7534]

This video is about preschoolers... there are free library storytimes, sing-alongs, playgroups, playgrounds, and other events that give kids time to be in a group setting without costing $600 a month. And for older homeschooled kids, as long as there is a community of homeschoolers in your area, it is easy to set up co-ops where parents take turns providing content and materials. This way, the work is shared, and kids get to be together - not just with kids who happened to be born the same year, but with a variety of ages, helping them learn to behave appropriately with all ages, including a wider assortment of adults than kids in school typically get to work with.

[@alimohammond6323]

so true!

[@alimohammond6323]

that why they say it good to have 2 kids! for they can learn to share, all my friends that don't have a brother or a sister, are selfish!

[@morkieincb]

I am just starting to look into the Montessori method, and unfortunately the preschool is too pricy to aford, so I am looking into making my own at home. My question would be how do you avoid having huge mess, sand and beans etc out? At what age can I give such tools to her? (She is 15 months old at the time)

[@montessoriwithmary8648]

Hello there! I am a Montessori Teacher in Southern Oregon. 15 months is a great age to introduce the Montessori Method. It is very surprising, but when the environment is very neat and they are trained properly and consistently, young children have a very keen sense of order! As long as you provide a small quantity of the beans or rice and show her how to use the materials before hand, she should be successful. I would do the activity in an area that would be easy to clean and I would use that as a great opportunity to provide a lesson on cleaning messes!

[@nerdydragon7534]

Whenever I set out an activity with messy little bits (rice, colored pasta, etc.) I also set out a little whisk broom and dust pan and give a reminder to sweep up spills and pour it back into the container... also a larger tray for messy activities can help contain the chaos!

[@mynazaenalarifinarifin9091]

@@montessoriwithmary8648 ,thanks for a brilliant suggest. I just joined Montessori teacher in Jakarta Indonesia. I hope i can share to me about Montessori, when i found difficulty on it. Thanks a lost

[@tguthrie6]

Montessori is not just about materials. Parents are encouraged to speak clearly and in full and complete words and sentences no baby talk

[@francineW1]

Awesome video!!!

[@MomStyle]

Thank you!

[@learningisfunwithmeenakshi3679]

Nice ideas

[@khanaatifrasheed]

this is so cool... Can you please share some more stuff on montessori learning and how it can be carried out at home??

[@jayeetab.dattadattahomesch3906]

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[@SavvyUnLtd]

Love your sense of humour! and how you broke it down, how much you were spending, now saving and how you CAN do this!! I'm stuck in the transition right now, needing the motivation to do this! I've got a 3 year old and I know he'll love this! I also am growing baby #2. You mama's rock thank you so much! I'm @SavvyUnLtd on IG xo

[@MomStyle]

Congrats!!! Thanks so much for watching and for your sweet words! Xoxo

[@monasomali5350]

We need more montesorri ideas plz

[@SassyLittleFrassie]

Loveee

[@musicmarthajoy]

Simple wooden toys are best to let children role play and use their imagination! I'm the mum of a toddler and I was inspired by her to make and sell classic wooden toys to encourage open-ended play - www.etsy.com/ca/shop/LittleForestKids. Montessori toys, puzzles, wooden blocks, peg dolls, toddler gifts, kid's toys, painted wooden dolls, rainbow dolls.

[@Landy82c]

找一个理念一样的儿童心理学家 来代言/广告 Create interest Indirectly inform and “plug in” the schooling life/ common understanding Face the challenge Feel fun and reduce the reluctaness Increase the attention in class Be a good example / having good behaviours / morale Be responsible and hold the accountability in own study and school environment Acknowledge the school laws n regulations eg coming late, forget to complete homework Treat and accept the teacher punishment in the better emotion Building self confidence and always “do the best” get the good results in all aspect , the winning mindset Overview n understanding the whole schooling processes , school environment eg hall, toilet, assemble area, sport field etc teaches and classmate, indoor activities n sports Health meals n vitamins Primary 1- 6

[@ewelinajiao1906]

in Poland a mentossori school also costs 600 dollars (2400 pln) but the average salary is 3000 pln...

[@MomStyle]

Yikes!!!

[@ericarichard7471]

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[@MomStyle]

thanks for letting us know! We will read up on it.

[@Landy82c]

We need talents in different perspective Having different intelligences

[@ankitaahuja111]

600$ a month. which state is this.. here in Chicago, its more than 1200/mo. :(

[@MomStyle]

ankita ahuja California. It was $600 for 2 days a week.

[@ankitaahuja111]

yeah, then it makes sense. I know its so so costly :(

[@anamafeju]

$600!? I WISH, we pay $1,200.00... And the kid is out almost every two weeks for a week because she gets so sick at school. Trying to find alternatives...😔

[@andreacruz108]

Please! Do more research....

[@zulieldridge3160]

i think you misunderstood some of the principles of montessori

[@steffidoc]

600 x 12 = I don't know... :D Maybe home shooling is not for you then ;-) But I really like this video, I just need to mock a little.

[@betshilton]

How to ensure that younger kids don't put sand in their mouth?

[@MomStyle]

Theres no way to ensure anything when it comes to little ones. You just have to keep a close eye on them.

[@veronykacruz]

It's nice but some of your choices don't work do to bring so smakl

[@nappynatty10]

Too much plastic.

[@morelagruszka4876]

before it became fashion to call it "montesori"- it was called : upbringing.... that's just taking care and teaching kids, done for generations before Marii Montesori was born. Nothing new in this method appart from a few very harmful new marxist alterations ... Plz, find out more. How much of montesori success is due to the money the parents pay for it? The only true thing here is : better care better results, and thats because ALL WE KNOW WE LEARN FROM OTHER PEOPLE, when we are born we all know exactly the same- which is nothing at all, and it's up to us - the WORK we do for the kids, the time we spend with them and the quality of this time- that's what matters.