Yesterday I prepared some tray activities for Doll. When she came home and saw the trays, she immediately wanted to work on them. That's the beauty of Montessori, it's invites the child to play and learn. No need for strict routines, it's a natural process.
The activities I prepared weren't anything academic, it was more to remind her the beauty of 'work'.
Looping the rubber bands around the bottle to work on that fine motor skills.
Using ice cream sticks to form shapes. Its a good way for them to learn the differences in each shape ie triangle has sides while a square has four.
Using an aided chopstick to transfer poms poms into ice cube tray.
As usual I simple couldn't forgo counting activities. Since Doll has learn to count to 30, I wanted her to practise. So I prepared her only two boxes (didn't want to overwhelm her) of buttons. She had to count each boxes. One she had to count up to 26 and another 30.
I love that she enjoyed herself and didn't see these as 'work'. I hope I can keep this up. These days taking care of two school going kids keeps my schedule very tight and exhausting.
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