Montessori Practical Life Activities 101 for Toddlers and Kids
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- Опубліковано 17 лют 2021
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This video focuses on Montessori Practical Life Activities 101 for Toddlers and Kids. This is a practical life activities comprehensive video, and is perfect for beginner Montessori parents of toddlers and kids. I show you how to set up your Montessori Practical Life shelves. I show you how to present your Montessori Practical Life Activities to your toddlers and kids and I give you many tips and tricks so that your children are successful with these beautiful Practical Life Montessori materials.
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Love the idea of structuring it top to bottom and left to right. I would have never thought of it. Spectacular as always!
Great ideas
Hello!I am Jody Davis from Trindad.I am a mother of two children,boy and girl.I really like the way set out this program. Well categorize . I want to suggest a squeeze method using sponge from one bowl to squeezing liquid into a using a piping/suringe.l love to watch your shows.
This is why I love your channel, mama! Great tips!
Thank you Mindful Mama. Appreciate the compliment❤️
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I'm a new hire at a Montessori preschool, this was very informative and helpful, thanks!
I’m so happy to hear this was a helpful video ❤️ Good luck with the Montessori preschool! I’m sure you’re going to love it.
I actually do the levels opposite because I have littles and big kiddos. So if you can reach it you can do it. Lowest is easiest and highest is the hardest.
You’re doing a great job with your channel! Loving your videos 🤍
Thank you so much. ❤️
I always look forward to your videos. So detailed and informative. Thank you.
You’re very welcome. I’m glad you got some useful information from it ❤️
Very informative. I just started working on pouring with my daughter. I didn't think of setting up the different shelf trays.
That’s wonderful. Glad this video was helpful in giving you more ideas. ❤️
I love you videos, thank SOO much!
You’re so sweet! I’m so glad the videos are helpful ❤️
Loved this! I would also like to mention that alll of these activities could be provided through real life situations in the home! Such as pouring they’re own cereal, pouring their water and milk etc ☺️
Yes absolutely. ❤️
Please explain why left to right and not the other way around in your video. This is important for preparation to later reading
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0:13: ⚙️ Introduction to Montessori practical life activities for children at home, utilizing everyday materials and organizing activities on a shelf.
4:22: ⚙️ Introduction to Montessori practical life activities for toddlers and kids, focusing on spooning, dry pouring, and wet pouring activities.
8:44: 👶 Tips for successful presentation of Montessori practical life activities to toddlers and kids.
13:02: ⚙️ Importance of setting up activities for children to maintain focus and concentration in Montessori practical life activities.
17:35: ⚙️ Practical life activities for toddlers and kids are organized by progression and difficulty levels, allowing for flexibility in selection and rotation.
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I need to start with the spoon activities. Love that silver big spoon. Where did you get that?
I actually picked up these spoons a while back and don’t recall the name of the store. If it comes to me, I’ll let you know. Sorry about that ❤️
Thank you for all your videos am learning so much thanks to you
For starting spooning is it better to start with larger beans for success,?
Amazing video as always ! Where can we find the materials you showed in your sons shelf ?
Let me see what links I can find and I will add them in the description box for you. I’ll let you know when I post them ❤️
I listed some of the item links that I could still find in the description box. And for the ones I couldn’t find, I included alternatives. ❤️
What brand is your large open 5 compartment shelf unit from? I’m having a hard time finding anything in stock right now.
It’s from ECR Kids ❤️
My kid (18 months) spill things over or throw them. Thus i feel it hard to gave him this chance to play .. thanks
By the way, how do you avoid them going through the shelf and just taking everything and throw it or do whatever? My daughter is 17 months and she does this a lot and I don't know how to managed it.
I would start off slow, with no more than 2-3 different activities. I would also limit the amount of materials you use. Present the activity (meaning, show your daughter what she’s supposed to do) and then see what she does. If she misuses the materials I would show her again. If she continues to misuse the materials then I would either switch out the materials to something easier to clean up, like colorful pom poms or pasta or I would remove the activity and try again the following day. It’ll take patience, and repetition. Sometimes children just aren’t interested yet, and that’s completely ok. You can circle back to it later. ❤️
@@allhart Thank you very much for your detailed answer. Do you have any course about all this?
I am not sure how to face this with my nearly two year old twins. I´m afraid they would prefer to through everything out and would not be interested in cleaning it out later either. I also cannot imagine to leave this material out without supervision. Any tips? Or are they just too young? I always set up limits when sensory playing but it does not work very well and lately I´m also taking any oportunity to teach them how to clean after themselves when accidents but they are not always interested. Thank you!
I would definitely suggest that you take it in stages. Set out perhaps 2-3 easy activities and start with dry materials. Children at this age should always be supervised. Not so much so that you are hovering and correcting but more for safety and also for observing if you need to make adjustments to the activity. When using the dry materials use only as much as you are willing to clean up. Include a child size handheld broom and dust pan to clean up materials. It’s wonderful that you are showing them how to clean up. Mistakes and accidents happen. It’s how they learn. If they can’t clean up the entire activity, let them choose a way to help. If they don’t like the dry materials use colorful pompoms that they can transfer into a container or transfer from bowl to bowl. It’s easier to clean up. If they do end up misusing the materials then I would redirect them, and just say “It looks like you may not be ready for these materials quite yet. Why don’t we try again tomorrow.” Remember that they’re still learning. What sorts of things do your twins do when you set up sensory materials and what kinds of materials do you set out?
@@allhart Thank you very much for taking the time to reply, I really appreciate it. We use mostly rice and pasta at home and they do like to scoop and fill containers. They love to sit inside the bins too :) I´ll definitely follow your tips, this is a learning process for them and for me, thanks again!
Where do you get all the different size tray
I got many of these on Amazon. Let me find the exact link and I’ll post it in the description box for you. I’ll let you know when it’s up ❤️
@@allhart thank you.
Just posted that link to some of the trays. It’ll be in the description box for you :)
@@allhart thank you so much for taking the time.
Before children play with Montessori games should we as a parent show them how they should do by showing them or just asking them to play with them?
It’s important to show how the materials should be used first. Then allow your child to explore the material. When they are first introduced to something new, I like to sit with them to ensure that they’ve understood the concept. I do not expect them to do it 💯 correctly the first time or the tenth time. It takes patience and repetition for them to master a particular skill. But I am there to observe and if I need to make adjustments to the activity I can, and to also make sure the materials aren’t being misused ❤️
What ages are these activities for? Thank you for this amazing work 🙏🏻
Typically these activities are for children ages 2 and above. But every child is different. And you can use different materials. It doesn’t have to be lentils. If your child is younger, I suggest using Pom poms or pasta…something larger that they can scoop. And ofcourse always under supervision ❤️
Good video, but you repeat yourself many times. But still thanks for the info