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Thank you! I'm glad you found it so.

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Honestly, it depends where your child will be attending school afterwards. It's all about reducing the "culture shock" during transitions. For me, I knew my child wasn't going to attend a Montessori school here, so it did not make sense to introduce the colour sequence. The colour sequence shows up in Montessori math materials all the way to grade 6 (arguably into grade 7/8 dependind), so it would make sense if that was the road for your child. Thanks for watching and hope this helps!

Thank you very much!

You are welome. I am glad you can find is helpful.

Typically this is meant for ages 6-7. The children have to have a basic ability to read simple sentences and be developed enough to concentrate through analyzing a sentence, not individual words

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Do you mean the "past participle"? Could you give an example so I know how to help?

@@julial.b.6800 when I write question answer or telling English when I use only word past perticiple mean tell told ,is enough what I am saying,or must use helpin verb + past perticiple word

@pujabhowmik7103 that's enough. It is simpler in English than in other languages like Spanish or French. It's acceptable to say either "Yesterday, I told me kids to play". If you add the past participle, there is a consequence action. "Yesterday I had told my kids to play because they had said they were bored."

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Oh thank you so much! I hope you got some sort of inspiration!

Yes I can! Which age group would you be wanting for? Or I can make a series from preschool to higher elementary.

@@julial.b.6800 I have 6 kids from 1yr to 18. But homeschool the littles andwa t to do montessori with them.

Thanks so much! That means a lot. Take care and have a great day!

Thank you so much!

Thanks so much! I still have to try out the Jenga block numerical rods :) just been too busy.

Glad it was helpful! If you have any other questions, let me know! I have another video on shelf rotation and what I do, but of course each household is different. We tend to rely on the shelf a little more as we live in a small space.

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! I have some craft with me videos too that have even more ideas.

Thank you!

Thanks so much! If you can't tell, I'm quite lazy with my DIY's, and really only make things if I have a spare minute. Glad you could get some inspiration.

Oh, thanks so much! That's my goal! Less about the flashy things and more about the mindfulness.

Thanks so much! And thanks for watching! I am slowly making another one, it'll come eventually!

Hello! I am, although admittedly I do not advertise my handle very often (@isle_montessori_mom). Thanks! This movie was mostly a little pep talk even to myself to remind me that Montessori philosophy is so much more than the materials.

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Thank you! New videos are a bit slower going right now but still coming! Appreciate the sub and the comment!

I have a math one on my list! Check out my videos on Montessori classroom strategies to adopt at home ( I think it was one of my first videos so apologies on the quality). In the meantime, research checklists and work charts, they will be your bread and butter! What part of the world are you in?

@@julial.b.6800 thank you so much, I will look for the videos🙏 We’re in Maryland … some COV19 mask restrictions are still in place, Especially in schools.

@@idapujols2608 I see! Good luck on all your preparations!

Oh you're welcome! Thanks for watching!

Oh man that is SUCH a nice thing to say! Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Thanks! I'd say start with lots of observation to see what types of activities they are drawn to (usually posting, pounding and object permanence become popular with kids at this age), then provide one or two options at a time. Think practical life activities (self care, participation in chores by proxy), nature walks, reading, etc. Hope this helps!

The dressing frame was surprisningly easy and hardy!

Oh thank you too for watching and your feedback!

Also such a good point! Things get convoluted sometimes in this "keep up with trends" world. Good for you for homeschooling! I take my hat off to your hard work.

@Honestly Kay Excellent, excellent point! I have wondered that the main reason why these materials are so expensive is that few people have DEVELOPED the skills to make these items!! If you or your husband were skilled in basic woodworking, you could make these for a fraction of the price!! Of course you would have to invest in tables, saws, and sanders, but the pieces themselves would be relatively inexpensive. 😄

@Honestly Kay Excellent, excellent point! I have wondered if the main reason why these materials are so expensive is that few people have DEVELOPED the skills to make these items!! If you or your husband were skilled in basic woodworking, you could probably make these for a FRACTION of the Nienhuis manufacturing price!! Now granted, Nienhuis products are gorgeous, but I think that a woodworker could produce something equally gorgeous!! And I bet there are woodworkers out there who have made their own gorgeous Montessori materials! I’m looking for them, and am very curious to learn what they spent!!! Of course, to make the items, you would have to invest in tables, saws, and sanders, but the pieces themselves would be relatively inexpensive. 😄

Oh thank you so much! Especially as that was one of my very first videos! Hopefully you find others helpful as well!

Oh thanks so much! Yeah the beads were super easy, and you can also use some wire string if you want them to be a little less chunky. Hope you are well!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for the feedback!

Oh thanks so much! That is so lovely for you to say and much appreciated.

(Blushing)...tell all your friends?

Oh, you are too sweet! I hope only to give some positive inspiration, and, honestly, hats off to you and all YOUR hard work!

Oh gee...I wish I'd had time to redo it, but it's a reality in life! Sometimes crows happen, and thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so very much! That means a lot!

Ah, thank you for the kind words! That's all I ever want to be!

Oh! I didn't know that! Thanks so much for letting me know, and I'll be sure to follow up on that. I am preparing a part 2 currently, so I'll do more research and pass along!

@@julial.b.6800 My pleasure! Just wanted to make sure the kiddos are safe and healthy

Oh my goodness, thank you! That means a lot, and thank you also for subscribing! I appreciate the feedback, and please don't hesitate to let me know if there are any topics you'd like to see covered too!

Thank you so much!

Ah, thank you SO MUCH! That means a lot, and thanks for watching!

I can definitely do that, for sure!