Geography is one of our favorite subjects in our homeschool. We LOVE to learn about continents, countries, flags, seasons, etc. Our passion for it is serious. We enjoy it so much that we want to not only invite you to see an awesome lesson that we did, but we also want you to get the Continents 3-Part Cards Printable for you to do this Continent Studies lesson at home with your preschoolers. This post will have lots of pictures. We are SO excited to be bringing you these lessons ... View the Post
Around the World and Landmarks 3-part Cards Printable and Lessons
Look at these beautiful 3-part cards! They are finally here! And they are for you, for me, for everyone! A printable for all who want them! Take a look at how I put our cards together and how we used them in two simple, but super fun lessons. This is age-appropriate for children as young as two years old (like my littlest one). Read on! Don't forget to visit our homeschool printables hub! It is full of wonderful printables for your homeschool. if you are looking for more Geography ideas, ... View the Post
Montessori Culture (History): Family Tree
We only did: child, mom and dad, paternal parents and maternal parents. We talked about our genealogy and how the tree can keep going and going, getting bigger and bigger both ways (ancestors and descendants). This post contains affiliate links. To learn more, please click here. K insisted on adding his sister to the family tree. That was such a sweet gesture. ... View the Post
Montessori Culture (History): The Four Seasons
We read this book (it is bilingual, so we learned several Spanish vocabulary words). Then we opened each folder dedicated to each season. I simply found images from the internet that depicted the gist of that season. I printed them out and glued them onto colored cards that match the season's folder. These are for personal, in-home use, and that is why I am not linking to the images. This is an easy diy project and it doesn't take too long either. ... View the Post
Montessori Culture (History): The Calendar
I had this printable with all the months of the year and it was fun for him to place the numbers in the right squares. Montessori at Home: The Calendar We discussed how months may begin on different days. We also talked about how January ended on a Friday this year, so February began on a Saturday (the day after the last day in January). I mentioned the first day of the week and how it can be different in different countries. In the United States, for example, ... View the Post
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