Whales migrate to the arctic areas in the spring to feed and give birth to their calves. The Southern Ocean has some of the most abundant sea life in the world for whales.
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Montessori introduced primary and secondary colors to very young children. This was more than an exercise to teach them their colors. Sorting and matching colors teaches how colors are part of the much larger environment. It is a way to sort and make sense of colors. Check out more and print-out colors with English and Spanish labels.
Some birds stay year round in the polar regions while others migrate there in the spring and summer months. Check out the free printouts and more information at montessorimom.com
Arctic seabirds mostly migrate to the arctic areas during warmer weather. Check out this mini lesson with free science reading cards at montessorimom.com
It's cold enough for penguins this winter! Enjoy these free penguin printouts at montessorimom.com
It's always fun to learn about penguins.
It's cold outside and the weatherman says the polar vortex is making it very cold. It makes me think of the polar region in all its wonder and beauty.
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Montessori introduced the sounds of letters first, then spelling 3-lettered phonetic words and lastly, reading phonetic words. Check out the word list at montessorimom.com for words to spell and read for your early reader.
Montessori used the moveable alphabet to teach spelling. My children loved this activity.
Reading readiness for preschool children is as easy and fun as using two-part cards. Children match objects to a picture. This helps a child take a 3 dimensional object and match it a two dimensional card. This process helps with the transition to reading.
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