Montessori at Home
Hands-on activities using things you already have at home. Less screen-watching, more doing.
β Learning by doing
Pouring, sorting, matching and building β real activities with real objects.
π± Independence
Practical-life skills build confidence, focus and fine-motor control.
π€ English along the way
Lessons use simple English, so vocabulary grows naturally.
What your child will learn
Pouring water
Practical life: hand control, concentration, independence.
Spooning & transferring
Practical life: pincer grip, order, care of materials.
Sorting by colour
Sensorial: visual discrimination and categorising.
Big, bigger, biggest
Sensorial: grading by size (pink tower idea).
Mystery bag
Sensorial: stereognostic sense; vocabulary for shapes & textures.
Sandpaper letters
Language: trace and say letter sounds.
Number rods & counters
Maths: quantity and symbol 1β10.
Our world: land & water
Culture: land, water, continents song.
Caring for a plant
Practical life & science: responsibility and observation.
Matching pairs
Sensorial: matching, memory and order.