If you’re looking for ways to teach your child patience and perseverance in a fun way without additional tools, here’s a suggestion: Try Hot & Cold! Grab your child’s favourite toy (or any small object) and hide it inside a room. For a younger child, bring him or her inside the room and hold out...Continue Reading

Looking for a fun game to play with the whole family? This game combines math and fun in a single box, literally! What you need: Old tissue box (or shoe box) Paper cups (or tissue roll) Ping pong ball Scissors Cello tape Marker pen Paper Start with the body of your “math machine”. On one...Continue Reading

How good is your child with sounds? All you need for this activity is a blindfold for your little one. Have them sit down while you strike, hit or tap on different household items. Tapping on a glass followed by a piece of cloth on the floor helps your child understand how certain things will...Continue Reading

This classic game is always a family favourite. Write down a simple prompt like “eating”. Act it out and have your child observe the action and say it out loud! Simple prompts like “eating”, “sitting” and “walking” are great for 3-4 year olds. You can add more advanced prompts like “eating an apple” and “lock...Continue Reading

Here’s a fun little idea that does not require sunblock! You will need: 1. Cardboard box 2. Colourful Manila paper 3. Satay Stick 4. Scissors 5. Colourful Markers 6. Straw First, you need to draw a circle and cut it out. Then, draw a smaller ring within. Using a ruler, section the outer ring into...Continue Reading

Montessori-At-Home ⁣⁣ Dear Parents, thinking of those good old days where you and the whole family were having fun outside of the house? ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Let’s test the family’s creative skills by “taking a shot” of those memories! ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ First, cut out two pieces of cardboard that resembles the back of a camera. Empty...Continue Reading