Do you want to create a rich sensorial environment that fosters development and learning in your child? Are you looking for practical ways to incorporate sensorial experiences at home? If so, we have the solution you've been searching for.
Join Laura and Megan as they dive into the captivating world of sensorial materials, unlocking the secrets of how these tools refine children's senses, build intelligence, and create order, all while exploring the challenging balance of incorporating sensorial experiences in the Montessori classroom and at home.
In this episode of the Montessori Moms in the Wild podcast, hosts Laura and Megan delve into the fascinating world of sensorial materials in the Montessori environment. They will be sharing tips and strategies on how to create a sensorial-rich environment in your Montessori home, allowing your child to thrive and reach their full potential through hands-on exploration and sensory stimulation. They share personal anecdotes, discuss the importance of sensorial experiences for young children, and provide practical tips for incorporating sensorial activities at home. As parents and Montessori educators themselves, Laura and Megan bring a wealth of knowledge and relatable experiences to the conversation. They explain how sensorial materials help children refine their senses, make sense of the world, and build their intelligence. Whether you're a Montessori educator or a parent interested in enhancing your child's sensory development, this episode is a must-listen. So grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and join Laura and Megan as they explore the wonders of sensorial experiences in the Montessori environment.
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In this episode, you will be able to:
-Discover the importance of sensorial materials in creating a rich Montessori learning environment
-Uncover the power of Montessori sensorial materials in engaging children's senses and enhancing their learning experiences
-Learn practical hands-on activities to refine children's senses and foster their sensory development at home
-Explore the benefits of engaging multiple senses in categorization activities for children's cognitive growth
-Gain valuable insights into how sensorial experiences can support children's overall development and learning journey
-Prioritize self-care and seek support from friends and loved ones to fill your own cup as a parent
-Explore other areas of the Montessori philosophy, such as language, math, and practical life, to gain a deeper understanding of Montessori principles in parenting
-Discover ways to classify and organize sensory experiences for your child, promoting their cognitive growth and ability to notice details
Timestamped summary of this episode:
00:00:00 - Introduction
00:03:03 - Playdate at Megan's House
00:07:35 - Importance of Sensorial Materials
00:09:53 - Purpose of Sensorial Materials
00:10:33 - Benefits of Sensorial Materials
00:14:28 - Introduction to Montessori Sensorial Materials
00:16:03 - Isolation of Quality
00:18:33 - Control of Error
00:20:38 - Manipulation and Activity
00:23:16 - Universality of Sensorial Materials
00:29:10 - The Importance of Sensorial Work
00:29:58 - Observing and Finding Natural Opportunities
00:30:27 - Confession Time
Resources
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About Montessori Moms in the Wild
We are three trained Montessori guides and new moms. We are NOT here to be your guide, per se, but simply to share, commiserate and maybe even inspire each other on this wild journey. Our hopes are that together we can remind ourselves of what is important to us as Montessorians and as mothers in a way that might help other parents - or at least entertain them!
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