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Preschool is an important age to teach children life skills. Learn how to teach kids to pour, clean, wash hands, use spoons, and more with fun activities in this free video series from a Montessori teacher.
There are 16 videos in this series:
Teach your child the importance of finishing what they start with a noodle activity. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Teach your children how to pour with this simple activity. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Young kids may not be able to hold things well. Learn how to improve their grasps in this free educational video clip.
Help refine your child's motor skills with a spooning exercise. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Teaching your kids about fine motor skills is important in their development. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Teach your child everyday skills with a ladle activity. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Playdoh is a great way for kids to learn motor skills. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Teach your kids how to roll mats and napkins with this activity. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Get your kids comfortable with lacing in this activity. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Teach your child life skills with these activities. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Show your kids how to sweep with this easy activity. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Children need to know how to clean their messes. Learn how to show them to clean a table in this free video clip about Montessori activities.
Looking for early activities to do with your toddler? Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Looking for educational activities for a toddler? Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Let your children help take care of pets. Learn how to show your kids to help with pets in this free video clip about Montessori methods.
Washing your hands is an important lesson for kids to learn, especially in preschool. Learn about various Montessori methods in this free educational video clip.
Some people don't give children the credit they deserve. Rather than treating them as independent human beings, some think that kids can't be self-directed, especially when it comes to education. While this may be true for some children, there is a great deal of danger in teaching a child that they are incapable of self-sufficiency. However, there is an educational method that empowers children with self-directed activities. Founded in the late nineteenth century, the Montessori method teaches children to do their own learning. Once an idea or object is introduced to a child, the teacher calmly steps away as the “silent presence” in the classroom. Invented by Maria Montessori, the method was originally used to help children that were thought to be unteachable. Through the process of working with these children, Dr. Montessori discovered a way for kids to learn through the five senses, kinetic movement, spatial refinement, motor skill coordination, and concrete knowledge. The atmosphere is pleasant for children, and they interact with the world in a natural and peaceful way.
In this free video series, learn how Montessori teaches kids life skills. Our Montessori teacher teaches you tips for making the simplest lessons fun. Learn how to teach kids to pour, use tongs, lace, and more. These simple activities will help your preschooler develop important motor skills. Learn tips for teaching them to clean as well. These skills are important to any child's development. So, take some time, and learn about fun preschool activities today!
Tami Elliot Tami Elliot is the owner and a teacher at the Northstar Montessori Preschool in Saline, Michigan. She has over twenty years of experience working with children, and she has owned and operated Northstar Montessori Preschool since late 2004. Tami received her American Montessori Society Early Childhood Credential from Adrian Dominican Montessori Teacher Education Institute in 2005. She received her Child Development Associates certificate in 1998.dkdk
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