Practical Life: Dry Transferring and Pouring |
Practical Life: Wet Transferring and Pouring |
October Math Game |
October Cards and Counters variation. |
Weaving lesson which looks like... |
...this, when completed. |
Then, each piece of ribbon is wrapped around the fingers and placed in this fun tray. |
Like the trays.I'm in love with your letter art cards,so artistic,would you please tell me where did you get them?
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patty
Oh, goodness...I'm not remembering where I got these cards! I will check on the box at school tomorrow - maybe that will jog my memory!
ReplyDeletethanks Sasha.these cards are so colorful.
ReplyDeletePatty, I'm afraid I'll be of no help with the art cards! I looked on the box at school and they are made in Germany - Maybe I bought them from Wee Folk Gallery? I'm just not sure! I know I have seen them on The Wonder Years blog, I will check there to see if she has posted where to purchase them... Thanks, Sasha
ReplyDeletePatty, I have good news! Here is the link to the Alphabet Art Cards - they are from The Wooden Wagon: http://thewoodenwagon.com/woodentoy/grimms-toys/GSH40415.html
ReplyDeleteI hope this helps!
Wonderful activities, as usual, Sasha! I always look forward to seeing how you'll incorporate your current theme into your activities! I featured your post and weaving photo at http://livingmontessorinow.com/2011/10/06/montessori-inspired-pumpkin-unit/
ReplyDeleteThanks for your positive feedback, Deb. The children are really having a fun time with these activities in the classroom! I always appreciate your sharing of information and ideas!
ReplyDeleteGreat shelves, Sasha, very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteHello Olives and Pickles,
I have not yet taken the plunge to buy these gorgeous alphabet cards, but I can tell you where to get them ... :-)
http://www.novanatural.com/creative-learning/waldorf-materials
Love your blog!! Great ideas and I love the beautiful alphabet art cards. I've just ordered a set for my classroom. We keep a blog for our classroom as well www.mapletreemontessori.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI just did a weaving activity on my blog inspired by your weaving activity. I cited your blog on my post. http://www.jdaniel4smom.com/2011/10/readexplorelearn-bugtown-boogie.html
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