Montessori Sensorial activities are those refine five senses – Tactile, Visual, Auditory, Olfactory a d Gustatory senses. Children are particularly receptive to developing their senses from age 2-6, and it’s important to give children at those ages as many sensorial experiences as possible.
Category: Montessori Activities
Mathematical Activities
Learning mathematical concepts in a Montessori classroom begins concretely and progresses towards the abstract. They are developed from simple to complex. Process is taught first, and facts come later. Order, coordination, concentration and independence are experienced by the child using these materials.
Art & Craft
Child nourish his inner skill of creative ideas & imagination through art & craft. This plays an important role in child brain development.
Group Activity
Great way to learn communication skills is talking in group and presenting our view. Child gets opportunity to present his learned – rhymes, vocabulary, comprehension, picture reading, grammar, word study and also, learn from others.
Language Activity
Study Material that is available at premises, can accessed by children to explore & learn by themselves. Material is designed especially to enhance child’s knowledge on given subject and gives strong foundation at early stages of learning. This habit of self-exploring makes child learn independently throughout his lifetime.
