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I had the kids do a couple of activities around the 4 different types of sentences (question, command, statement, exclamation). One of these was a set of sentences to sort (free from TpT).

The girls sorted at different times, and came up with slightly different results. Both agreed on all the statements and questions. Straightforward commands and exclamations were also sorted in the same way, but the girls disagreed on how to sort sentences that are both commands and exclamations. We had a good discussion about it, and why both classifications could be considered correct. We discussed that the particular file I downloaded implies that they should be sorted as exclamations.

A search around google shows split opinions too with some people classifying exclamatory commands as "strong commands." For us, I would consider either classification correct. Do you have a strong opinion on how they should be sorted?

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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorilanguage #homeschoollanguage

I had the kids do a couple of activities around the 4 different types of sentences (question, command, statement, exclamation). One of these was a set of sentences to sort (free from TpT).

The girls sorted at different times, and came up with slightly different results. Both agreed on all the statements and questions. Straightforward commands and exclamations were also sorted in the same way, but the girls disagreed on how to sort sentences that are both commands and exclamations. We had a good discussion about it, and why both classifications could be considered correct. We discussed that the particular file I downloaded implies that they should be sorted as exclamations.

A search around google shows split opinions too with some people classifying exclamatory commands as "strong commands." For us, I would consider either classification correct. Do you have a strong opinion on how they should be sorted?

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorilanguage #homeschoollanguage

_starlitday_

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I had the kids do a couple of activities around the 4 different types of sentences (question, command, statement, exclamation). One of these was a set of sentences to sort (free from TpT). The girls sorted at different times, and came up with slightly different results. Both agreed on all the statements and questions. Straightforward commands and exclamations were also sorted in the same way, but the girls disagreed on how to sort sentences that are both commands and exclamations. We had a good discussion about it, and why both classifications could be considered correct. We discussed that the particular file I downloaded implies that they should be sorted as exclamations. A search around google shows split opinions too with some people classifying exclamatory commands as "strong commands." For us, I would consider either classification correct. Do you have a strong opinion on how they should be sorted? ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorilanguage #homeschoollanguage

16 hours ago

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With our friends we've been learning all about different animal classifications and characteristics. I was hunting the internet looking for some fun art/geometry lessons and stumbled across www.artfulmaths.com and found an insect.symmetry lesson.

We're about to finish up invertebrates, so the timing all fell into place. We created black and white designs on one side of our chosen insects and then got to choose from two options: folding the paper over and using a light table, or using a pencil and tracing paper to reflect the image.

While we drew we talked about symmetry, we remembered the meaning of arthropod, and we talked about the 3 different parts of insect bodies.

The Artful Maths website has a series of really great art/math/content lessons. We've already tried out the Islamic Art/Compass Work lesson, and will be trying out others too!

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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath #homeschoolmath #montessorimath #geometryart

With our friends we've been learning all about different animal classifications and characteristics. I was hunting the internet looking for some fun art/geometry lessons and stumbled across www.artfulmaths.com and found an insect.symmetry lesson.

We're about to finish up invertebrates, so the timing all fell into place. We created black and white designs on one side of our chosen insects and then got to choose from two options: folding the paper over and using a light table, or using a pencil and tracing paper to reflect the image.

While we drew we talked about symmetry, we remembered the meaning of arthropod, and we talked about the 3 different parts of insect bodies.

The Artful Maths website has a series of really great art/math/content lessons. We've already tried out the Islamic Art/Compass Work lesson, and will be trying out others too!

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath #homeschoolmath #montessorimath #geometryart

With our friends we've been learning all about different animal classifications and characteristics. I was hunting the internet looking for some fun art/geometry lessons and stumbled across www.artfulmaths.com and found an insect.symmetry lesson.

We're about to finish up invertebrates, so the timing all fell into place. We created black and white designs on one side of our chosen insects and then got to choose from two options: folding the paper over and using a light table, or using a pencil and tracing paper to reflect the image.

While we drew we talked about symmetry, we remembered the meaning of arthropod, and we talked about the 3 different parts of insect bodies.

The Artful Maths website has a series of really great art/math/content lessons. We've already tried out the Islamic Art/Compass Work lesson, and will be trying out others too!

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath #homeschoolmath #montessorimath #geometryart

With our friends we've been learning all about different animal classifications and characteristics. I was hunting the internet looking for some fun art/geometry lessons and stumbled across www.artfulmaths.com and found an insect.symmetry lesson.

We're about to finish up invertebrates, so the timing all fell into place. We created black and white designs on one side of our chosen insects and then got to choose from two options: folding the paper over and using a light table, or using a pencil and tracing paper to reflect the image.

While we drew we talked about symmetry, we remembered the meaning of arthropod, and we talked about the 3 different parts of insect bodies.

The Artful Maths website has a series of really great art/math/content lessons. We've already tried out the Islamic Art/Compass Work lesson, and will be trying out others too!

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath #homeschoolmath #montessorimath #geometryart

With our friends we've been learning all about different animal classifications and characteristics. I was hunting the internet looking for some fun art/geometry lessons and stumbled across www.artfulmaths.com and found an insect.symmetry lesson.

We're about to finish up invertebrates, so the timing all fell into place. We created black and white designs on one side of our chosen insects and then got to choose from two options: folding the paper over and using a light table, or using a pencil and tracing paper to reflect the image.

While we drew we talked about symmetry, we remembered the meaning of arthropod, and we talked about the 3 different parts of insect bodies.

The Artful Maths website has a series of really great art/math/content lessons. We've already tried out the Islamic Art/Compass Work lesson, and will be trying out others too!

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath #homeschoolmath #montessorimath #geometryart

With our friends we've been learning all about different animal classifications and characteristics. I was hunting the internet looking for some fun art/geometry lessons and stumbled across www.artfulmaths.com and found an insect.symmetry lesson.

We're about to finish up invertebrates, so the timing all fell into place. We created black and white designs on one side of our chosen insects and then got to choose from two options: folding the paper over and using a light table, or using a pencil and tracing paper to reflect the image.

While we drew we talked about symmetry, we remembered the meaning of arthropod, and we talked about the 3 different parts of insect bodies.

The Artful Maths website has a series of really great art/math/content lessons. We've already tried out the Islamic Art/Compass Work lesson, and will be trying out others too!

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath #homeschoolmath #montessorimath #geometryart

_starlitday_

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With our friends we've been learning all about different animal classifications and characteristics. I was hunting the internet looking for some fun art/geometry lessons and stumbled across www.artfulmaths.com and found an insect.symmetry lesson. We're about to finish up invertebrates, so the timing all fell into place. We created black and white designs on one side of our chosen insects and then got to choose from two options: folding the paper over and using a light table, or using a pencil and tracing paper to reflect the image. While we drew we talked about symmetry, we remembered the meaning of arthropod, and we talked about the 3 different parts of insect bodies. The Artful Maths website has a series of really great art/math/content lessons. We've already tried out the Islamic Art/Compass Work lesson, and will be trying out others too! ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath #homeschoolmath #montessorimath #geometryart

2 days ago

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Not sure who did more work today, the little, or the baby doll!

Turns out I went a little bit out of order in my multiplication memorization sequence, according to my Montessori R&D manuals. I skipped two steps and went to the decanomial layout. Oops.

I stand by my oops. The conversations that were sparked afterwards provided the drive to work on one of the other memorization lessons. We'll play this game for a while, work on the other later...and there are still two more decanomial layouts to do it we need to. It's all good.

So today my little and I worked together (with the baby doll) to find all the way we could make numbers using only one type of bead bar at a time. The first number she asked to do was 5...and then 3. I asked if we could hold off on those and so we did 6 instead. We started counting out six red beads...the skip counted by 2's to get three sets of green beads, then skip counted by 3's to get two sets of pink beads...and then she knew 4 and 5 wouldn't work...and also knew that we didn't need to go beyond 6.

We worked on 10, methodically, considering each bead bar in turn. Afterwards she still wanted to do more so we tried 15. This time, as we considered each bead bar in turn, she did not want to try counting through with 2's and was able to articulate that she would never get to 15 by counting with 2's. We didn't need to consider 4's or 6's for the same reason.

Today she chose to record her work and so we talked a lot about writing down the number of the bar we're using first, then how many times we have that bar second.

Later in the day I reminded her that she'd wanted to try out 3 and 5. Hopefully she'll remember (or I'll remind her) and it'll spark another round of work in a few days.

The baby (in her swim attire) participated in every step. :)

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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

Not sure who did more work today, the little, or the baby doll!

Turns out I went a little bit out of order in my multiplication memorization sequence, according to my Montessori R&D manuals. I skipped two steps and went to the decanomial layout. Oops.

I stand by my oops. The conversations that were sparked afterwards provided the drive to work on one of the other memorization lessons. We'll play this game for a while, work on the other later...and there are still two more decanomial layouts to do it we need to. It's all good.

So today my little and I worked together (with the baby doll) to find all the way we could make numbers using only one type of bead bar at a time. The first number she asked to do was 5...and then 3. I asked if we could hold off on those and so we did 6 instead. We started counting out six red beads...the skip counted by 2's to get three sets of green beads, then skip counted by 3's to get two sets of pink beads...and then she knew 4 and 5 wouldn't work...and also knew that we didn't need to go beyond 6.

We worked on 10, methodically, considering each bead bar in turn. Afterwards she still wanted to do more so we tried 15. This time, as we considered each bead bar in turn, she did not want to try counting through with 2's and was able to articulate that she would never get to 15 by counting with 2's. We didn't need to consider 4's or 6's for the same reason.

Today she chose to record her work and so we talked a lot about writing down the number of the bar we're using first, then how many times we have that bar second.

Later in the day I reminded her that she'd wanted to try out 3 and 5. Hopefully she'll remember (or I'll remind her) and it'll spark another round of work in a few days.

The baby (in her swim attire) participated in every step. :)

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

Not sure who did more work today, the little, or the baby doll!

Turns out I went a little bit out of order in my multiplication memorization sequence, according to my Montessori R&D manuals. I skipped two steps and went to the decanomial layout. Oops.

I stand by my oops. The conversations that were sparked afterwards provided the drive to work on one of the other memorization lessons. We'll play this game for a while, work on the other later...and there are still two more decanomial layouts to do it we need to. It's all good.

So today my little and I worked together (with the baby doll) to find all the way we could make numbers using only one type of bead bar at a time. The first number she asked to do was 5...and then 3. I asked if we could hold off on those and so we did 6 instead. We started counting out six red beads...the skip counted by 2's to get three sets of green beads, then skip counted by 3's to get two sets of pink beads...and then she knew 4 and 5 wouldn't work...and also knew that we didn't need to go beyond 6.

We worked on 10, methodically, considering each bead bar in turn. Afterwards she still wanted to do more so we tried 15. This time, as we considered each bead bar in turn, she did not want to try counting through with 2's and was able to articulate that she would never get to 15 by counting with 2's. We didn't need to consider 4's or 6's for the same reason.

Today she chose to record her work and so we talked a lot about writing down the number of the bar we're using first, then how many times we have that bar second.

Later in the day I reminded her that she'd wanted to try out 3 and 5. Hopefully she'll remember (or I'll remind her) and it'll spark another round of work in a few days.

The baby (in her swim attire) participated in every step. :)

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

Not sure who did more work today, the little, or the baby doll!

Turns out I went a little bit out of order in my multiplication memorization sequence, according to my Montessori R&D manuals. I skipped two steps and went to the decanomial layout. Oops.

I stand by my oops. The conversations that were sparked afterwards provided the drive to work on one of the other memorization lessons. We'll play this game for a while, work on the other later...and there are still two more decanomial layouts to do it we need to. It's all good.

So today my little and I worked together (with the baby doll) to find all the way we could make numbers using only one type of bead bar at a time. The first number she asked to do was 5...and then 3. I asked if we could hold off on those and so we did 6 instead. We started counting out six red beads...the skip counted by 2's to get three sets of green beads, then skip counted by 3's to get two sets of pink beads...and then she knew 4 and 5 wouldn't work...and also knew that we didn't need to go beyond 6.

We worked on 10, methodically, considering each bead bar in turn. Afterwards she still wanted to do more so we tried 15. This time, as we considered each bead bar in turn, she did not want to try counting through with 2's and was able to articulate that she would never get to 15 by counting with 2's. We didn't need to consider 4's or 6's for the same reason.

Today she chose to record her work and so we talked a lot about writing down the number of the bar we're using first, then how many times we have that bar second.

Later in the day I reminded her that she'd wanted to try out 3 and 5. Hopefully she'll remember (or I'll remind her) and it'll spark another round of work in a few days.

The baby (in her swim attire) participated in every step. :)

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

_starlitday_

•

Not sure who did more work today, the little, or the baby doll! Turns out I went a little bit out of order in my multiplication memorization sequence, according to my Montessori R&D manuals. I skipped two steps and went to the decanomial layout. Oops. I stand by my oops. The conversations that were sparked afterwards provided the drive to work on one of the other memorization lessons. We'll play this game for a while, work on the other later...and there are still two more decanomial layouts to do it we need to. It's all good. So today my little and I worked together (with the baby doll) to find all the way we could make numbers using only one type of bead bar at a time. The first number she asked to do was 5...and then 3. I asked if we could hold off on those and so we did 6 instead. We started counting out six red beads...the skip counted by 2's to get three sets of green beads, then skip counted by 3's to get two sets of pink beads...and then she knew 4 and 5 wouldn't work...and also knew that we didn't need to go beyond 6. We worked on 10, methodically, considering each bead bar in turn. Afterwards she still wanted to do more so we tried 15. This time, as we considered each bead bar in turn, she did not want to try counting through with 2's and was able to articulate that she would never get to 15 by counting with 2's. We didn't need to consider 4's or 6's for the same reason. Today she chose to record her work and so we talked a lot about writing down the number of the bar we're using first, then how many times we have that bar second. Later in the day I reminded her that she'd wanted to try out 3 and 5. Hopefully she'll remember (or I'll remind her) and it'll spark another round of work in a few days. The baby (in her swim attire) participated in every step. :) ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

6 days ago

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3/8

Did a quick write up of my Tiling Game creation process. No SVG files for this available since it’s very much an interpretation of a material, and sized to the material I had available.

Check it out on the blog - link in bio.

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#montessori #montessoriathome #montessoridiy #montessoridiymaterials #montessorigeometry #cricutsvg #montessorisvg #montessorisecondplane

_starlitday_

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Did a quick write up of my Tiling Game creation process. No SVG files for this available since it’s very much an interpretation of a material, and sized to the material I had available. Check it out on the blog - link in bio. _________________________________ #montessori #montessoriathome #montessoridiy #montessoridiymaterials #montessorigeometry #cricutsvg #montessorisvg #montessorisecondplane

6 days ago

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This week my big made some addition charts in a few different bases, and worked on some addition problems.

We started with a VERY quick review of addition on the golden mat (quickly redrawn with powers of 10 as the column headers) - there was much eye rolling. I also showed her the addition finger chart from early addition memorization work and we reviewed how to use it. That was kind of cool, because she'd forgotten all about the chart, and had never used as a tool for multi-digit addition.

I told her we'd gone through this process so that we could now make charts for other bases, because adding
3241 (base 5)
+1043 (base 5)
was difficult in our heads because we weren't used to the number system. Of course she screwed up her face, thought for a minute and talked through the answer. But we still continued.

We drew a table in our notebooks so that we could create a base 5 addition chart. We used a hand drawn multi-base mat to enumerate through and fill out the chart. She then came up with a 4-digit addition problem and we used the base chart to solve the problem.

She then chose to repeat the process for base 6 and base 4. She created another addition problem for each base and had no problems solving them.

I plan to tackle a couple of larger than 10 bases later this week. She was asking questions about converting values to base 10 so we may do that first. Once we've covered all the lessons and worked through at least subtraction and multiplication, she'll start some follow up work in the Upper Elementary Challenge Math book.

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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

This week my big made some addition charts in a few different bases, and worked on some addition problems.

We started with a VERY quick review of addition on the golden mat (quickly redrawn with powers of 10 as the column headers) - there was much eye rolling. I also showed her the addition finger chart from early addition memorization work and we reviewed how to use it. That was kind of cool, because she'd forgotten all about the chart, and had never used as a tool for multi-digit addition.

I told her we'd gone through this process so that we could now make charts for other bases, because adding
3241 (base 5)
+1043 (base 5)
was difficult in our heads because we weren't used to the number system. Of course she screwed up her face, thought for a minute and talked through the answer. But we still continued.

We drew a table in our notebooks so that we could create a base 5 addition chart. We used a hand drawn multi-base mat to enumerate through and fill out the chart. She then came up with a 4-digit addition problem and we used the base chart to solve the problem.

She then chose to repeat the process for base 6 and base 4. She created another addition problem for each base and had no problems solving them.

I plan to tackle a couple of larger than 10 bases later this week. She was asking questions about converting values to base 10 so we may do that first. Once we've covered all the lessons and worked through at least subtraction and multiplication, she'll start some follow up work in the Upper Elementary Challenge Math book.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

This week my big made some addition charts in a few different bases, and worked on some addition problems.

We started with a VERY quick review of addition on the golden mat (quickly redrawn with powers of 10 as the column headers) - there was much eye rolling. I also showed her the addition finger chart from early addition memorization work and we reviewed how to use it. That was kind of cool, because she'd forgotten all about the chart, and had never used as a tool for multi-digit addition.

I told her we'd gone through this process so that we could now make charts for other bases, because adding
3241 (base 5)
+1043 (base 5)
was difficult in our heads because we weren't used to the number system. Of course she screwed up her face, thought for a minute and talked through the answer. But we still continued.

We drew a table in our notebooks so that we could create a base 5 addition chart. We used a hand drawn multi-base mat to enumerate through and fill out the chart. She then came up with a 4-digit addition problem and we used the base chart to solve the problem.

She then chose to repeat the process for base 6 and base 4. She created another addition problem for each base and had no problems solving them.

I plan to tackle a couple of larger than 10 bases later this week. She was asking questions about converting values to base 10 so we may do that first. Once we've covered all the lessons and worked through at least subtraction and multiplication, she'll start some follow up work in the Upper Elementary Challenge Math book.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

This week my big made some addition charts in a few different bases, and worked on some addition problems.

We started with a VERY quick review of addition on the golden mat (quickly redrawn with powers of 10 as the column headers) - there was much eye rolling. I also showed her the addition finger chart from early addition memorization work and we reviewed how to use it. That was kind of cool, because she'd forgotten all about the chart, and had never used as a tool for multi-digit addition.

I told her we'd gone through this process so that we could now make charts for other bases, because adding
3241 (base 5)
+1043 (base 5)
was difficult in our heads because we weren't used to the number system. Of course she screwed up her face, thought for a minute and talked through the answer. But we still continued.

We drew a table in our notebooks so that we could create a base 5 addition chart. We used a hand drawn multi-base mat to enumerate through and fill out the chart. She then came up with a 4-digit addition problem and we used the base chart to solve the problem.

She then chose to repeat the process for base 6 and base 4. She created another addition problem for each base and had no problems solving them.

I plan to tackle a couple of larger than 10 bases later this week. She was asking questions about converting values to base 10 so we may do that first. Once we've covered all the lessons and worked through at least subtraction and multiplication, she'll start some follow up work in the Upper Elementary Challenge Math book.

___________________________________
#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

_starlitday_

•

This week my big made some addition charts in a few different bases, and worked on some addition problems. We started with a VERY quick review of addition on the golden mat (quickly redrawn with powers of 10 as the column headers) - there was much eye rolling. I also showed her the addition finger chart from early addition memorization work and we reviewed how to use it. That was kind of cool, because she'd forgotten all about the chart, and had never used as a tool for multi-digit addition. I told her we'd gone through this process so that we could now make charts for other bases, because adding 3241 (base 5) +1043 (base 5) was difficult in our heads because we weren't used to the number system. Of course she screwed up her face, thought for a minute and talked through the answer. But we still continued. We drew a table in our notebooks so that we could create a base 5 addition chart. We used a hand drawn multi-base mat to enumerate through and fill out the chart. She then came up with a 4-digit addition problem and we used the base chart to solve the problem. She then chose to repeat the process for base 6 and base 4. She created another addition problem for each base and had no problems solving them. I plan to tackle a couple of larger than 10 bases later this week. She was asking questions about converting values to base 10 so we may do that first. Once we've covered all the lessons and worked through at least subtraction and multiplication, she'll start some follow up work in the Upper Elementary Challenge Math book. ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath

7 days ago

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5/8

A new semester, a new set of maps.

Prompted by the new year and a couple of geography lessons, my little has been asking lots of questions about day/night, the seasons and topics like that. She's been diving into some @sciencematterskits lessons on these topics and I've just started her on CKLA's Cycles in Nature unit. Along with that, it seems like a great time to bring out the world map to give her an overview on where all these terms she's hearing about actually are. We'll make sure to look on the globe too to get a 3D perspective. Today I paired WASECA's parts of the globe 3-part cards with an initial look at my DIY world pin it map so that she can get started when she's ready.

My older one will be working on the US pin-it map this semester. She really wanted to do Europe first and perhaps hasn't quite finished her work there, but she should probably know about the country she lives in! She'll start off by getting the states down and then decide whether she'd like to do cities, flags, or water/landforms next.

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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorigeography #pinitmaps

A new semester, a new set of maps.

Prompted by the new year and a couple of geography lessons, my little has been asking lots of questions about day/night, the seasons and topics like that. She's been diving into some @sciencematterskits lessons on these topics and I've just started her on CKLA's Cycles in Nature unit. Along with that, it seems like a great time to bring out the world map to give her an overview on where all these terms she's hearing about actually are. We'll make sure to look on the globe too to get a 3D perspective. Today I paired WASECA's parts of the globe 3-part cards with an initial look at my DIY world pin it map so that she can get started when she's ready.

My older one will be working on the US pin-it map this semester. She really wanted to do Europe first and perhaps hasn't quite finished her work there, but she should probably know about the country she lives in! She'll start off by getting the states down and then decide whether she'd like to do cities, flags, or water/landforms next.

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#homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorigeography #pinitmaps

A new semester, a new set of maps.

Prompted by the new year and a couple of geography lessons, my little has been asking lots of questions about day/night, the seasons and topics like that. She's been diving into some @sciencematterskits lessons on these topics and I've just started her on CKLA's Cycles in Nature unit. Along with that, it seems like a great time to bring out the world map to give her an overview on where all these terms she's hearing about actually are. We'll make sure to look on the globe too to get a 3D perspective. Today I paired WASECA's parts of the globe 3-part cards with an initial look at my DIY world pin it map so that she can get started when she's ready.

My older one will be working on the US pin-it map this semester. She really wanted to do Europe first and perhaps hasn't quite finished her work there, but she should probably know about the country she lives in! She'll start off by getting the states down and then decide whether she'd like to do cities, flags, or water/landforms next.

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A new semester, a new set of maps. Prompted by the new year and a couple of geography lessons, my little has been asking lots of questions about day/night, the seasons and topics like that. She's been diving into some @sciencematterskits lessons on these topics and I've just started her on CKLA's Cycles in Nature unit. Along with that, it seems like a great time to bring out the world map to give her an overview on where all these terms she's hearing about actually are. We'll make sure to look on the globe too to get a 3D perspective. Today I paired WASECA's parts of the globe 3-part cards with an initial look at my DIY world pin it map so that she can get started when she's ready. My older one will be working on the US pin-it map this semester. She really wanted to do Europe first and perhaps hasn't quite finished her work there, but she should probably know about the country she lives in! She'll start off by getting the states down and then decide whether she'd like to do cities, flags, or water/landforms next. ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorigeography #pinitmaps

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Last night in the car my little asked if 12+12 was 26. She said she was trying to skip count by 12's.

We ended up with a little mental addition strategy talk about adding the units then adding the tens, and worked through skip counting by 12's all the way to 60.

She then moved on to counting through the sqaures, 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, 10x10.

Then somehow we were skip counting by 11 and talking about 9x9. There was a chat about when multiplying 9 by a number we can instead multiply 10 by the number and subtract the number too.

Looks like that decanomial work last week is all bubbling around in her brain.

Also looks like I need to review the memorization of multiplication sequence and re-introduce some big multiplication works. Mental addition strategy chats were on the schedule for this week. I guess we covered them. Multiplication and skip counting games instead!

She's shown me what to do. We've been pacing time for a few weeks, working on math facts, but without a clear path for any new math lessons. Now we have a path :) I think I nudged, and now get to follow the child!

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_starlitday_

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Last night in the car my little asked if 12+12 was 26. She said she was trying to skip count by 12's. We ended up with a little mental addition strategy talk about adding the units then adding the tens, and worked through skip counting by 12's all the way to 60. She then moved on to counting through the sqaures, 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 5x5, 6x6, 10x10. Then somehow we were skip counting by 11 and talking about 9x9. There was a chat about when multiplying 9 by a number we can instead multiply 10 by the number and subtract the number too. Looks like that decanomial work last week is all bubbling around in her brain. Also looks like I need to review the memorization of multiplication sequence and re-introduce some big multiplication works. Mental addition strategy chats were on the schedule for this week. I guess we covered them. Multiplication and skip counting games instead! She's shown me what to do. We've been pacing time for a few weeks, working on math facts, but without a clear path for any new math lessons. Now we have a path :) I think I nudged, and now get to follow the child! ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessoriathome #homeschooler #montessorimath #homeschoolmath #followthechild #montessorihomeschool

1 week ago

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MONTESSORI BEAD CUBE AND SQUARE FILES

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MONTESSORI BEAD CUBE AND SQUARE FILES

Have you checked out this versatile file set yet?
★ Create Bead Cubes
★ Create Bead Squares
★ Use THE SAME files to create the Cubing Material!

Don't have a Cricut or other cutting machine? Visit my store to see ready to ship and printable options!
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MONTESSORI BEAD CUBE AND SQUARE FILES

Have you checked out this versatile file set yet?
★ Create Bead Cubes
★ Create Bead Squares
★ Use THE SAME files to create the Cubing Material!

Don't have a Cricut or other cutting machine? Visit my store to see ready to ship and printable options!
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#homeschool #montessori #montessoribeadcabinet #montessoriathome #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessorimath #montessorimaterials #handmademontessori #svgcuttingfiles #svgfilesforcricut #svgdesigns

MONTESSORI BEAD CUBE AND SQUARE FILES

Have you checked out this versatile file set yet?
★ Create Bead Cubes
★ Create Bead Squares
★ Use THE SAME files to create the Cubing Material!

Don't have a Cricut or other cutting machine? Visit my store to see ready to ship and printable options!
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#homeschool #montessori #montessoribeadcabinet #montessoriathome #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessorimath #montessorimaterials #handmademontessori #svgcuttingfiles #svgfilesforcricut #svgdesigns

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MONTESSORI BEAD CUBE AND SQUARE FILES Have you checked out this versatile file set yet? ★ Create Bead Cubes ★ Create Bead Squares ★ Use THE SAME files to create the Cubing Material! Don't have a Cricut or other cutting machine? Visit my store to see ready to ship and printable options! ___________________________________ #homeschool #montessori #montessoribeadcabinet #montessoriathome #diymontessori #homeschoolmontessori #montessoridiy #montessorimath #montessorimaterials #handmademontessori #svgcuttingfiles #svgfilesforcricut #svgdesigns

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