This is a lesson that we will be looking at more in depth in Classical Conversations in a few weeks, so I thought it was very timely to study this very basic introduction to the parts of a flower. Montessori at Home: Botany First, we started out with nomenclature in our binder. Then, ... View the Post
Spring & Summer
Homemade Playdough Recipe
Play dough is the most fun and versatile of all craft materials, in my opinion. My children love to play with it for hours. To make it more affordable and long-lasting for us, we make our own at home. Here is the recipe! ... View the Post
Mind or Serenity Jars Craft Activity
These jars are great for when kids are bouncing off the walls or are just not listening. They will take a break and mind the mind jar to calm down and to be distracted a little bit. They can stare at it until all the glitter settles to the bottom. This will give them and you time to calm down and then be ready to try again.Materials:- 1 glass or plastic jar with tight lid (at least 24 oz) A spaghetti sauce jar will work perfectly.- a dab of paint or spray paint (optional) for ... View the Post
“God Made All Flowers” Craft (For Toddlers and Preschoolers)
Are you looking for a super fun, quick, cheap and meaningful craft for a rainy day (like in our case)? Look no further! Here it is! "God Made All Flowers" Materials: - 1 sheet of construction paper or card stock for each child - liquid glue - markers, crayons or both - cupcake liners (solid colors, with patterns, whatever you have) Most important step: Talk with the children about God and how He created all flowers in the world. Optional: Show children ... View the Post
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