This learning pack was a great help when introducing the human body systems to my now fourth-grade boy. I'm sharing some of the highlights of our activities and previews of the contents of this learning pack that is perfect for early learners and upper elementary students.
Here's a look at our History of Money learning pack. The printable resources featured in this post are available in our History of Money - Timeline and Ordering Activities.
Here's a look at our History of Computers learning pack. The printable resources featured in this post are available in our History of Computers - Timeline and Ordering Activities.
I have some good news! Im currently updating our Safari Toob Montessori Cards (animal sets only) to include colored borders and fact cards for each animal in the toob.
Presenting our Ocean Safari Toob Montessori Cards. I recently used this set for my preschooler and have my grade-schooler (9 years old) read and discuss the fact cards.
Presenting our updated version of the Montessori Coral Reef Safari Toob Cards
Presenting our Mountain Food Web and Food Chains Learning resource. This packet is part of our Food Web Biome Bundle Pack. The bundle contains 10 sets of food web activities in the 10 biomes worldwide: Arctic, boreal forest, deciduous forest, desert, mountain, ocean, pond, rainforest, savanna, and tundra. This post gives you a glimpse of our Mountain Foodweb packet.
Oh, how fun it is to learn about these beautiful deserts around the world! Let's learn about these fascinating deserts together by learning about the 10 most fascinating deserts in the world!
I have finally updated my European Foods learning set, first published around 2013. My first publication is limited to 15 foods, with just the Montessori 3-part cards and information cards. Now I featured more foods and added activity sheets for older kids!
This material is a perfect add-on to your Europe continent study. Traditional foods are always linked to customs, indigenous cultures, and territory, so this is an interesting subject for kids when doing social studies.
Super excited to share what I prepared for Max to work on this spring! Check the activities below and tell me what tray/trays you want to try.
For the second part of my Continent Study - Europe series, I wanted to share how we use materials of biome cards and maps, amazing animals and plants of Europe.
After weeks and weeks of kids getting sick, one after another, I can finally say we are on the road to recovery! And with everyone finally feeling better and back to normal, I decided to whip some penguin-themed activity trays for Max, who is currently 31 months old
We are learning about circuits at home, and I wanted to share how we explore this subject through hands-on activities. I designed the learning resources we used in this subject area, including the presentation slides, the interactive notebook and foldable, the activity cards (command cards) and worksheets. This Circuit Learning Bundle I made is designed for kids ages 8 years and older. Even kids in secondary school (middle school) can use these as review notes or for practice. If you own this bundle, just print the ones you need.
Sharing below our unit. May you find this inspirational!
Max is 23 months old and currently obsessed with GREEN. So here are the activity trays I prepared for him to explore his current interest. I'm also sharing other learning activities that are part of this month's totschool curriculum.
Max is obsessed with buses and trucks, and while he's at it, I decided to prepare simple activity trays following the success of our Valentine's Day Trays weeks ago.
I'd like to introduce a new product in our shop, the Food Web Biome Bundle Pack which my son and I recently used to discuss life in the Arctic. Our Food Web Biome Bundle Pack contains 10 sets of food web activities of animals in the 10 biomes around the world, namely: Arctic, boreal forest, deciduous forest, desert, mountain, ocean, pond, rainforest, savanna and tundra. This post features our Arctic Food Web, and a sneak peek at some of the biome sets.
Max was obsessed with these tubs at 13 months, the reason why I didn't provide him with so many toys and materials around this age.
