This is a collection of 10 Painting Activities for Toddlers that Little Bee has completed over the last year. All of these art projects encourage a child to use their fine motor hand muscles. Developing these muscles at a young age, help the toddler with writing skills when they are older. Plus, these art activities include a sensorial experience which…
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Little Bee loves animals of all shapes and sizes. Every month, I present a new animal as part of our Montessori zoology curriculum. We have studied insects (bees), frogs, and snakes. In the next three months, we plan to study about penguins, birds, and fish. For this month, please enjoy our Montessori Inspired Turtle Unit! Montessori Turtle Puzzle Of all…
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This is a wonderful collection of hands-on Montessori inspired “Children of the World” activities. This is part of the “12 Months of Montessori” series and this month is focusing on culture. This unit study includes a “Children of the World” matching game, pretend play, foreign language “Greeting” song, skin tone sensory play, continent work, and an example of an African…
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This study on art will capture your child’s imagination and begin to build their love for art appreciation. This study includes hands-on Montessori art activities for toddlers and preschoolers to enjoy. Matching Art Activity This printable is from – I Believe in Montessori: Big and Small Paintings Montessori Matching Cards. Little Bee always enjoys matching games and this was a fun…
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My friend and I had a wonderful time crafting these Inexpensive DIY Christmas Gifts for Kids one afternoon. Since I already had most of the craft supplies at home, these two cute crafts only took two hours to put together. These little crafts are perfect for a last minute and meaningful gift for someone that you love! Peg Doll Sleep-Over…
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My Uncle Kim and Aunt Joyce are missionaries that travel all over the world offering a helping hand to those in need. While visiting with my family this summer, they shared that they would be traveling to Lesbos, Greece in November to offer support for the refugees crossing the seaway from Turkey. The journey by raft is a little over…
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I want to share a few of my struggles and joys of parenting my young adventurous child. I hope you find the humor in this post and maybe, as a parent, you will be able to relate with some of these thoughts. Please enjoy 15 Signs of Parenting a Toddler! Its bedtime and your child is running around in a…
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This is a collection of 20+ Kids Bible Activities to enjoy! Most of these activities are Montessori-inspired and will give your child a wealth of enjoyable Biblical knowledge. Each of these activities are unique in their presentation because they help to build critical thinking as well as fine-motor skills. These Bible activities are sure to inspire your children to desire…
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For the 12 Months of Montessori series this month, we are studying history. With Montessori education, the place to start teaching history is with a calendar. First, the child will begin to understand the concept of “passing of time” in his own life. Then, he can move on to learning about stories of other people’s lives that happened in the…
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