Here is a child in the Under 3 classroom using the transferring with tongs activity. This is one of many activities within the classroom that help to refine small movements of the hand; to exercise and develop hand eye-coordination; and to coordinate two hands working together.
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Finger painting is a creative activity that stimulates the child’s senses. This sensorial experience provides many benefits to the engaged child, such as mindfulness, self-regulation, the enhancement of fine motor skills, and observation. The child’s cognitive and language development can be enriched when talking about the colours, etc.
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The children learn to take pride and responsibility in their Care of the Environment. One of the activities to promote this is caring for plants: learning how much water they need, watering, and gently dusting or misting their leaves.
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Part of the Montessori curriculum is to have the children engage with and gain a deep respect and appreciation for nature and life. We incorporate this into the classroom by having the children experience and observe the life cycle of a butterfly in real time.
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In the Under 3 room, we read a book about recycling and what kind of items we can put in a blue bin. We also created seed bombs that contain wild flower seeds and biodegradable paper that they can plant in gardens and containers.
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In the Under 2 program, the children enjoy dramatic play within the classroom using various props. Dramatic play encourages a child’s imagination to flourish and re-enact experiences that they have seen in their day-to-day environment.
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This squirrel comes to visit Sonia’s backyard for some peanuts in shells! Take a look at how the squirrel carries and eats the peanuts. Please click to watch the video!
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Stephanie and her children studied shapes, math, and counting, and worked together to create unique structures with toothpicks and gummy bears! They even ate a little treat of gummies at the end. Please click to see the full photos and more information!
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Let’s take a look at the volcano Rani made with baking soda, vinegar, and food colouring! Please click to see the moving picture!
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Rani made this 4 seasons tree craft that displays the phases that trees go through during each season! Please click to see the video and how you can make this craft!
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