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Vertebrate Sorting Cards

Thursday, April 2, 2015

Vertebrate Sorting copy

Here’s one of my bestseller files, the Vertebrate Sorting Cards!  Mavi loves using the files to create a chart of vertebrate animals.   Six animal pictures for each animal classification.

Vertebrate Sorting Cards

You can also use animal figures for this. Our animal figures were from Schleich and Safari Toobs

Vertebrate Sorting

See how Mavi put all of these into action. 

Vertebrate Sorting Activities

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Montessori Landforms Cards

Monday, March 30, 2015

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Here’s my presentation of the landform cards.  Although this was not the first time Mavi encountered the cards, he was more than excited to use our new Montessori materials because this time, it has textures!  Plus, it helped that we have this Learning Resources Transportation counters to use with our cards!  You can get this from any Montessori shop or from Amazon.  (Mine is from Tower High learning)

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If you want you want to see our introduction to landforms, read it here. 

I created the description cards that you see in the photo.  I love doing this and let Mavi read :)  It is my way of letting him practice reading, not just in books.DSC_0438i

Now the transportation counters helped a LOT in my presentation.  It helped me demonstrate where’s the land and water in the cards.  Such a perfect tool for visual presentation!DSC_0420 

And they are so cute!  They’re really worth-it! DSC_0431 So here are my additional materials to help me with the topic.

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Here’s the 6 landform materials (out of 8).  Aren’t they so beautiful?DSC_0446

We’ll do more of this in the coming weeks as we explore countries and continents via Five in a Row.  Hope you like this post!

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Toddler Beginnings 07

Saturday, March 28, 2015

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I can barely take photos of Vito doing activities these days as my hands are also too busy being involved with it.  So one technique that most blogger Moms do is to take photos ahead of their materials for presentation.  I’d like to borrow this technique, but I will try to do my best to take snap shots of Vito doing these activities in action since I still find it cute to post some photos of him LOL. 

UPPER PHOTOS

  • Montessori Letter Work book and Bible Stories (for Lent)
  • Yellow Colour Basket
  • Hape Counting stackers (a favourite!)

MIDDLE PHOTOS

  • Mini unit block toys (he is enjoying stacking this blocks!)
  • Melissa and Doug Jumbo Zoo Puzzle

BOTTOM PHOTOS

  • Easter egg 1:1 correspondence activity
  • Melissa and Doug Latches
  • Easter Egg matching colour tray

j1 We’ve been using the Montessori Letter work for weeks now and Vito loves tracing the letters.  We’re also reading the Bible Stories (this was Mavi’s) for Lent.  The rest of our reading/language materials can be found here.j2

Because Easter is just around the corner, we’re doing a few Easter themed activities. This one is a colour matching activity. I got the pail from a local book store and the yellow mini baskets from Dunnes.  I am sure that there’s plenty of these at Amazon.

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Another activity is the 1:1 correspondence. Vito loves transferring objects and I am sure he’s going to enjoy this one!

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New activity this week is the building of blocks!  This is an old toy  and I got it out for Vito to use.  Vito is starting to enjoy stacking the blocks.  I torn between getting the pink tower and brown stairs or Melissa and Doug Unit Blocks.

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We love our Giotto Bebe finger paints! It has NO SMELL AT ALL and SO EASY TO WASH!  I came across this brand when we were staying in Belgrade and I fell in love with it instantly. Their finger paints are so creamy and Vito loves its vivid colours! And it is sooo easy to remove (and non toxic too!). 

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And I let him use our  Do-a-Dot markers!  This is colouring a cross for Lent.  We’re taking a break from crayons and pens so I’m letting him use this stamp markers for variation.  This he has to practice stamping, not writing as he used to.  I have to demonstrate first what to do with it. We’ll be using this a little bit more for practice.

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It has been sunny for the past weeks and we’re always outdoors! 

PicMonkey Collage 

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Number Cards and Roman Numerals (with FREE Cards)

Thursday, March 26, 2015

RomanNumerals
As you all know, we are rowing books from Five in a Row (we are loving this so far!).  This lesson in Roman Numerals is in line with the book The Glorious Flight (My son enjoyed every single page of this book! He even made a video narration of this book which you can watch here.).  This is the first time Mavi encountered such numbers and he was surprised to learn that the numbers are represented by letters!

I made use of our wooden Montessori number cards for this lesson and roman numerals handwritten on a paper (I ran out of printer ink!).  We started off with the units (ones).  He got the pattern right away and continued working up to the hundreds.

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We stumbled on the thousands as I myself was not knowledgeable of the the Roman Numerals in thousands LOL.  We searched the web for the corresponding symbol for this.

He realized that he only needs to memorize a few letters because the representation is almost the same as counting 1,2,3. According to him, he just have to remember that…
ones is for I
five is V
ten is X
fifty is L
hundred is C
five hundred is D
thousand is M
five thousand is V with one bar on top
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He worked on the rest of the numbers with less assistance from me and here he is so proud of his work! 

And now, if you are interested you can download your FREE printables of the Number Cards and Roman Numerals by clicking this link. Hope you find this helpful. Thank you! Don’t forget to like and pin this!

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