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Looks like it’s story time and children can now listen to stories online! I’m sure our children miss our aunties and the storytelling sessions. Let us continue to foster our children’s imagination, keep them dreaming and make learning fun at home! Click here for a list of FREE audio stories which you can stream with...
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Besides keeping them occupied, now is a good time to expose children to house chores. Who knows they could be daddy’s and mummy’s little helper? 😆😆  Chores teach children about life skills. Parents are equipping children to be independent by allowing and assisting them to complete simple task according to their age and capability.  Chores...
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Here’s what you could do next with your children at home: DIY bubble blower!  (PS. It will be messy but fun is guaranteed) This can be done with recycled materials that you can find at home. All you need are a plastic bottle, mesh fruit bag, duct tape, scissors and bubble solution. A little bit...
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Let’s learn about colours the Montessori way! Through colour sorting activities, besides learning how to differentiate colours, children are improving visual perception, coordination, fine motor skills and concentration. Download the printables here: http://nospetitsexplorateurs.blog/…/2018/05/Jeu-des-couleur… ❓Don’t have a printer at home? Here’s how you can DIY:  Prepare the colour strips using colour pencils. Prepare materials that you...
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Here’s how you can teach your child numbers in the Montessori way at home! All you need to do is print out the following number cards and prepare some clothes peg.  Let your child count the objects  Pin the clothes peg over the correct number  Not only will children learn about numbers, but they can...
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Practical life is one of the 5 core areas in the Montessori curriculum (extra points for you if you can name all 5 core areas). Children practice life skills from daily life activities such as spooning, pouring and other activities that require hand-eye coordination.  These activities not only develop their motor skills, it also helps...
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Dear parents, are you still overwhelmed with working from home while having to look after your children? Read this article here that has some useful tips on what you can do with your child during this period. While school may be out, parents could still create an environment for children to learn and at the...
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