Have you ever tried painting with salty water? This Process Art activity is super easy and fun to do with your child while exploring physical science on the topic of how the matter changes. This art form also allows your child to express creativity without worrying about the end result,... Read more →
Have you tried making a water xylophone? This is a fun and scientific music activity you can do with your child at home. Just fill glasses with different amounts of water and invite your child to make music! You will need: identical glasses (we are using four tall crystal glasses)... Read more →
Today, we are continuing our Science🔬⚗️⚖️ 101 🎥Series 🎇 with this hands-on fun "let's see what happens to our balloon" science experiment when vinegar and baking soda chemically react. What you will need: baking soda, vinegar, balloon, a bottle (we are using a sake pot - buy here), funnel, science... Read more →
There is something fascinating, captivating and intriguing about the Universe! Although Cosmos appears empty and dark, it sparkles with thousands of mysterious glittering lights. Also, while purportedly having an infinite nature, the universe keeps expanding! It holds billions of galaxies, each containing millions of stars, and although the space between... Read more →
Today, we are continuing our Science 🔬 💡⚖️ 101 🎥 Series 🎇 with this super fun painting with colored vinegar on baking soda experiment. What you will need: a tray with baking soda, colored vinegar (we are using this mini measuring beaker set), different droppers, science glasses (buy pink here... Read more →
We are continuing our Practical Life 🙌 Activities 101 🎥 Series 🎇 with 💦WET pouring, but this time it is pouring 1:2, where a child will pour from one spouted pitcher into two non-spouted cups, and back. Make sure to introduce this lesson after a child shows confidence in pouring... Read more →
About a month ago, at 3 years and 7 months, Adrian started to blend sounds together, and since then, it has been a fascinating journey on the road of reading and blending. Today, we are continuing working with Montessori CVC Pink 💗Series. After mastering the "a" sound, the next phonetic... Read more →
In continuing our 🌌 COSMOS Unit study, today, we are stimulating the tactile sense with our Space-Inspired sensory bin. During the sensorial work, a child - a "sensorial explorer" - is able to concentrate on the refinement of all the senses, from visual to stereognostic. Sensory play is extremely important... Read more →
This is a fun 🇺🇸4th of July inspired DIY Golf Tees Hammering practical life activity for your child to exercise fine as well as gross-motor control. What you will need: golf tees, child-size hammer, foam-block, different types of balls to balance on a golf tee, and a tray to define... Read more →
Today, we are playing a fun extension to the numbers memory game by incorporating colors into the number-memorization process. This activity is very simple DIY at home: no specialized Montessori material is required. What you will need: a box with a lid or a drawstring bag filled with numerals (we... Read more →
Children have been fascinated with volcanoes lately. So, we have been reading a lot of books about volcanoes, and it seems that scientists are still learning what causes volcanoes to erupt, without being able to predict exactly when would the next volcano blow its top or split its sides. But... Read more →