My almost 2yo son liked you so much on this video - he couldn’t stop smiling and saying that he likes you. And at some point he got so shy - he had to run away and then come back to keep watch your video again. 🥰
My 1 year old already knows all the colors, shapes, letters and counts to 20, but the tracing paper in her wooden puzzle pieces sounds very fun, and she likes playing with the tongs in our kitchen so maybe getting that set up as an activity would hold her interest for a while. She really loves putting her railroad track together and putting cars on that, and playing pretend as well as talking on the phone and dialing phone numbers. She counts all the numbered dots on her dominos and dice as well and colors in shapes and objects that I draw. We sing regularly and play piano, drums, and xylophone. These toys seem similar to where she was at 10-16 months though. She already makes up stories and reads to us. I think she may be ahead if this is for 2-3 year olds.
I am trying to incorporate my 2.5 year old to Montessori. She won’t do any shelf activities. Just wants to run around and be chased or throw things all over. How do i incorporate this.
It sounds like your toddler is in a schema for movement. So I would incorporate activities that require her to move around or throw things. Whether that be a certain number of balls they can throw into a basket so she/he can learn to count. Or running around an object a certain number of times. Cater your activities around your children's interests.
It depends on the availability of your space. If you only have one shelf, then having 1-2 activities of each category is perfectly fine. You’ll probably just have to rotate activities a bit more often. But if you have a larger space then I would dedicate a shelf to a specific category which is what I’ve done in our space ❤️
Dear, Please share the link of shape activity which your lil one does for the tracing. ( the metal part one which you should in the very first. Thanks 😊
Hi. I actually purchased it from the author herself. She had it listed through a Waldorf Facebook group. From what I recall she only had a few advanced copies. I don’t even know how I’d get in touch with her honestly. Sorry about that. ❤️
Hi! Where did you find those wooden tongs you use for the rainbow? I’ve checked Amazon but the ones I’m finding look much more flimsy than the one you have. Thanks in advance for your help! Love the videos! 😄
Hi! Could you share where the rainbow came from too? Was it a set- the rainbow, tongs and felt balls? I know it’s a lot but I would LOVE to know where you got so many things! Thanks for being such a great resource 😊
I believe I linked the rainbow and felt balls in the description for you. The felt balls came with the rainbow. I had to purchase the little bowl and tongs separately. ❤️
Those tongs actually came with a set of different toys that my daughter has outgrown. So I just kept the tongs for her other activities. I’ll see if I can find an equivalent and link it for you ❤️
@@allhart Thank you so much! You make such wonderful videos for us moms needing to keep our littles busy while still helping them to learn new things! So grateful! 🙏🏻💓
Hi Dawna. I actually purchased it from the author herself. She had it listed through a Waldorf Facebook group. From what I recall she only had a few advanced copies. I don’t even know how I’d get in touch with her honestly. Sorry about that. ❤️
I’ve been collecting materials for many years and have purchased from so many places and was lucky enough to purchase a lot of my materials from a Montessori school that was closing. I would check eBay, Facebook marketplace, and places like Alison’s Montessori. Even Amazon has a few Montessori items that are actually decent quality ❤️
No. There are certain materials that are specific to Montessori education. You would find these in certain homeschool settings or at a Montessori school. But you can definitely follow the Montessori approach at home without having to purchase toys. You can create activities or DIY activities to help in your children’s learning journey. But if you have the means, certain toys and materials do help to facilitate the learning approach especially since it allows children to learn by utilizing their senses. Hope that helps answer your question ❤️
He may just not be ready for tongs and that’s ok. He can still complete the activities by using his hands. Have him try scooping items with spoons. Perhaps try other utensils and then come back to the tongs later on for a different activity. ❤️
My almost 2yo son liked you so much on this video - he couldn’t stop smiling and saying that he likes you. And at some point he got so shy - he had to run away and then come back to keep watch your video again. 🥰
That is the sweetest thing Ive ever heard. I’m sure he’s adorable :)
Thank you so much for sharing , this is exactly what I needed to see to help my almost 2 1/2 year old boy.
Here watching in full for support beautiful.
Absolutely love your videos especially as I am starting out and transitioning to Montessori. Thank you!
You’re very welcome. I’m happy to help :)
You have the best Montessori videos! My son is only 17 months but I am making note of a bunch of these activities to prepare for the future 😃
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Thanks for sharing. Giving me idea what to do with my 2yo boy.
My 1 year old already knows all the colors, shapes, letters and counts to 20, but the tracing paper in her wooden puzzle pieces sounds very fun, and she likes playing with the tongs in our kitchen so maybe getting that set up as an activity would hold her interest for a while. She really loves putting her railroad track together and putting cars on that, and playing pretend as well as talking on the phone and dialing phone numbers. She counts all the numbered dots on her dominos and dice as well and colors in shapes and objects that I draw. We sing regularly and play piano, drums, and xylophone. These toys seem similar to where she was at 10-16 months though. She already makes up stories and reads to us. I think she may be ahead if this is for 2-3 year olds.
beautiful upload
Thank you so much :)
These are great activities! My 3 year old would love some of these! Thank you so much for sharing :)
You’re so welcome. Let me know how these activities work out for you little one :)
Thanks for sharing the ideas!! The natural numbers book is beautifully done. Where did you get it?
I am trying to incorporate my 2.5 year old to Montessori. She won’t do any shelf activities. Just wants to run around and be chased or throw things all over. How do i incorporate this.
It sounds like your toddler is in a schema for movement. So I would incorporate activities that require her to move around or throw things. Whether that be a certain number of balls they can throw into a basket so she/he can learn to count. Or running around an object a certain number of times. Cater your activities around your children's interests.
This was so helpful! How often do you rotate her shelf?
It really depends on her level of interest and her progression. ❤️
I just found your channel a few weeks ago. I’ve been loving the content! I have a 22 month old so love these ideas for him ❤️
I’m so glad you liked it. Let me know how these activities work out for your little one :)
Hey! I wanted to know where you purchased the wooden puzzle.The item where you put the shapes on top of.
Are you referring to the metal insets? ❤️
😭. Man wish we had the money/budget to buy all the stuff you share!!!
Appreciated maam 💖 so much.good job
Thank you. I’m happy to hear the video was helpful to you ❤️
Hi! So informative! Thank you! How many activities for each category (language, math, sensory, etc) do you try to keep out at a time?
It depends on the availability of your space. If you only have one shelf, then having 1-2 activities of each category is perfectly fine. You’ll probably just have to rotate activities a bit more often. But if you have a larger space then I would dedicate a shelf to a specific category which is what I’ve done in our space ❤️
First time viewer, beautiful!
Thanks for Watching. I’m glad you found us :)
My pleasure, likewise!
Lovely video ❤️
Thank you ❤️
Dear, Please share the link of shape activity which your lil one does for the tracing. ( the metal part one which you should in the very first. Thanks 😊
Hi Eva. I actually purchased this a few years ago from a company that is no longer in business. If I can find an alternative I will let you know.
Interested where can I find these activities Thank you for sharing your ideas
I left the links to some of these activities in the comment. :)
where can i get those exact eggs with feelings on them?
Where did you get the wood board for tracing with paper?
Hi, thanks for sharing your ideas! Where did you purchase the natural numbers book from?
Hi. I actually purchased it from the author herself. She had it listed through a Waldorf Facebook group. From what I recall she only had a few advanced copies. I don’t even know how I’d get in touch with her honestly. Sorry about that. ❤️
Absolutely love it! Where did you find the shelves?
The shelves are from ECR Kids :) They make beautiful furniture. Ive never had a problem with them.
Just found your channel! New subscriber :)
Glad you found us :) Thank you for the support.
Hi! Where did you find those wooden tongs you use for the rainbow? I’ve checked Amazon but the ones I’m finding look much more flimsy than the one you have. Thanks in advance for your help! Love the videos! 😄
Hi! Could you share where the rainbow came from too? Was it a set- the rainbow, tongs and felt balls? I know it’s a lot but I would LOVE to know where you got so many things! Thanks for being such a great resource 😊
I believe I linked the rainbow and felt balls in the description for you. The felt balls came with the rainbow. I had to purchase the little bowl and tongs separately. ❤️
Those tongs actually came with a set of different toys that my daughter has outgrown. So I just kept the tongs for her other activities. I’ll see if I can find an equivalent and link it for you ❤️
@@allhart Thank you so much! You make such wonderful videos for us moms needing to keep our littles busy while still helping them to learn new things! So grateful! 🙏🏻💓
I also wonder where do you get the tongs from? All those similar tongs I find is very hard to use.
Where did you get the Natural Numbers book?
Hi Dawna. I actually purchased it from the author herself. She had it listed through a Waldorf Facebook group. From what I recall she only had a few advanced copies. I don’t even know how I’d get in touch with her honestly. Sorry about that. ❤️
where do you buy your mateirals
I’ve been collecting materials for many years and have purchased from so many places and was lucky enough to purchase a lot of my materials from a Montessori school that was closing. I would check eBay, Facebook marketplace, and places like Alison’s Montessori. Even Amazon has a few Montessori items that are actually decent quality ❤️
Does this mean Montessori activities is based on toys you have to buy?
No. There are certain materials that are specific to Montessori education. You would find these in certain homeschool settings or at a Montessori school. But you can definitely follow the Montessori approach at home without having to purchase toys. You can create activities or DIY activities to help in your children’s learning journey. But if you have the means, certain toys and materials do help to facilitate the learning approach especially since it allows children to learn by utilizing their senses. Hope that helps answer your question ❤️
@@allhart thank you good job
My son will not listen to any of these instructions at all. Tongs? He'll just use his fingers and scream if I suggest otherwise.
He may just not be ready for tongs and that’s ok. He can still complete the activities by using his hands. Have him try scooping items with spoons. Perhaps try other utensils and then come back to the tongs later on for a different activity. ❤️