I've just been catching up. It's been way too long since my last post, but I wanted you to know that we are still here and moving right along! Speaking of moving, one of the reasons why I haven't posted in a bit is because my family recently moved to a new home. While we are thoroughly enjoying our new home, it does mean a new (much longer) commute for me to school. As you might imagine, we are all getting used to a new daily rhythm of life with my kids attending a new school and everything that a move entails…
With all this change occurring at home, thankfully things at Montessori school have remained the same! I will share with you some recent pictures from our classroom. The children continue progressing in their lessons while practicing those all-encompasing Grace and Courtesy lessons. Here a few snippets:
With all this change occurring at home, thankfully things at Montessori school have remained the same! I will share with you some recent pictures from our classroom. The children continue progressing in their lessons while practicing those all-encompasing Grace and Courtesy lessons. Here a few snippets:
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| Finding sums of 14 with the Addition Strip Board. |
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| Making an archipelago with clay. |
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| Counting the thousand cube with the hundred square. "They're all together to make a thousand!" |
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| Writing words with the Moveable Alphabet. |
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| "This is two-thousand, four hundred, twenty-three." |
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| Memorizing addition facts with the Addition Charts. |
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| Exploration with the Red Rods and Knobless Cylinders. "It' s a Christmas tree!" |
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| Learning about and naming the layers of the Earth. |
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| Coloring the flag of Russia. |
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| Memorization of addition facts. |
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| Playing a game and learning the names of different igneous rocks. |
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| 'Jingle Bells' with the bells - how lovely! |
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| More music with the Melody Harp. |
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| Comparing three sets of Knobless Cylinders. |
