Montessori reading

Tips and tools for teaching young children to read in a Montessori Primary classroom or homeschool setting

Learn why writing comes before reading when you follow Montessori methods of teaching reading for homeschool preschool and kindergarten. Read this article and it will make sense why your child should write with a Montessori moveable alphabet before reading words using phonics. #montessori Homeschool Preschool Reading | Montessori Kindergarten Curriculum | Montessori Homeschool Curriculum | How To Teach Kids To Read Montessori | Learning To Read Montessori | Montessori Activities 3-4 Years

This post includes a Montessori What Does Not Belong Activity for the early childhood classroom. This preschool language activity is perfect for home, too!

Should you introduce letters to your preschooler in their order in the alphabet? Surprisingly, no. There are actually better ways to introduce letters.

Enjoy six Montessori pre-reading activities for toddlers and preschoolers. These Montessori inspired activities include reading books, treasure baskets, labeling the environment, language mystery bags, matching work, and reading booklets. - www.mamashappyhive.com

One of the questions I’m asked the most often over on Instagram is the order of lessons for teaching your child to read. That’s kind of a trick question, because using the Montessori m…

What is the pink series in Montessori? The pink series should only be introduced once the child has mastered: the sandpaper letters (click the link to see the lesson) sound basket The pink, blue and green series is a three-stage process in which children learn to read and write. The Montessori method was developed in Italy

Montessori reading activities for working with longer phonetic words. These are often referred to as the Blue Series activities.

Coin sorting is a Montesorri-Inspired Sensorial Activity because sorting coins can help children develop and refine the senses as they sort money.