• Editor: Nathan youth
• Collection: Montessori
• Pages: 224 pages

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A globally recognized pedagogy that promotes autonomy, self-confidence, and concentration of the child.
Activities rooted in daily life (meals, toiletries, dressing, etc.) that are easy to carry out.

This book offers a wealth of ideas for practical activities to develop fine motor skills in toddlers, their concentration, their autonomy, and help them discover the first concepts: threading, buttoning, sensory paths, domestic activities, cutting. , collage, sound games, garden activities, etc.

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Intended for children from 18 months, the proposed activities aim to allow children to explore not only practical life, but also that of the senses and to make the best use of their hand. On the program, activities that are easy to set up, such as fishing for small objects or carrying a tray.

If you want to get a good foundation with your children so that they are confident to take on the things of life on their own, Montessori activities may be for you.
As the title suggests, based on 100 early learning activities, you and your child will find out how you can do a lot of things together, but this time around helping your child to become independent.

This is important for him, for his development, to develop his self-confidence, to help him concentrate,…

This book is divided into several parts for Montessori activities that are very distinct from each other. There is Practical life (Take care of yourself, Take care of the atmosphere, In the kitchen, Small activity trays), Sensory life, Hand work, Language, Manual and creative activities, gross motor skills, Nature.

With these different parts, the child will discover a lot of things. He will learn things that he can replicate in everyday life.