Practical life is an absolutely essential area in Montessori education. It’s exciting to find new materials that contribute to the important work children do toward becoming independent. Every Star Is Different has a variety of fabulous self-care printables that can be used with a wide range of ages from toddlers through elementary-age children.
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I’ve loved all the materials I’ve used from Every Star Is Different. This new Montessori-Inspired Self-Care Bundle is a great addition to any Montessori classroom or homeschool program. Today through April 17, it’s 75% off (only $14.99 for 300 pages)!!!
HERE ARE THE FABULOUS SELF-CARE MATERIALS AVAILABLE FROM EVERY STAR IS DIFFERENT:
The over 300 pages of materials are perfect for multiple ages. This pack can actually be used for toddlers through elementary-age kids! From today through April 16, the self-care bundle is on sale at 75% off (only $14.99)! No coupon is needed.
My 5-year-old granddaughter, Zoey, 16-month-old granddaughter, Sophia, 13-month-old grandson, Caleb, and I (along with my daughter, Christina) have just started using the printables so far, but there are so many more we’ll enjoy using in the future!
MONTESSORI-INSPIRED SELF-CARE: DENTAL PRINTABLE PACK
The Montessori-Inspired Self-Care: Dental Printable Pack:
- Includes brushing teeth sequence cards.
- Emphasizes healthy teeth habits.
- Provides resources to help children become more comfortable with going to the dentist.
Sharing Dentist Visit Picture Sequence Cards Made into a Booklet for Toddlers
As my toddler grandchildren get older, the dentist visit picture cards will be perfect as sequencing cards. Now, they make a great little book to share with toddlers. Zoey loves to do that!
Reading Dentist Visit Picture Sequence Cards Made into a Booklet for Toddlers
Caleb enjoyed having his mom read the booklet to him, too! Note the spray bottle! Caleb is all ready for practical life work! Some of his favorite items to carry around right now are the spray bottle (which is filled with distilled water for toddlers), a child-size broom, and a child-size mop!
MONTESSORI-INSPIRED PERSONAL HYGIENE PRINTABLE PACK
The Montessori-Inspired Personal Hygiene Printable Pack:
- Includes washing hands sequence cards.
- Teaches the do’s and don’ts of spreading germs.
- Empowers kids to take charge of their bodies.
Having Fun with the “Wash Hands” Part of the How to Blow Your Nose Sequence
I made the “how to blow your nose” sequence cards into a booklet also. I went through the steps of blowing your nose with Sophia and she acted out as many of the steps as she could. Her favorite part was hand washing!
MONTESSORI-INSPIRED SELF-CARE: DRESSING PRINTABLE PACK
The Montessori-Inspired Self-Care: Dressing Printable Pack:
- Includes resources for teaching children what to wear depending on the temperature and weather.
- Provides “How To” sequence cards on how to tie shoes and wear a tie.
- Encourages independence when dressing.
Working with What Should I Wear Tomorrow? Printables
The dressing printable pack has charts for weather as well as dressing in general. After finding the cards for tomorrow’s weather, Zoey chose an appropriate outfit for Sophia to wear!
MONTESSORI-INSPIRED SELF-CARE: KITCHEN TASKS PRINTABLE PACK
The Montessori-Inspired Self-Care: Kitchen Tasks Printable Pack
- Includes resources for how to make pizza.
- Introduces kitchen vocabulary.
- Emphasizes safety when working in the kitchen.
MONTESSORI-INSPIRED SELF-CARE: NUTRITION PRINTABLE PACK
The Montessori-Inspired Self-Care: Nutrition Printable Pack:
- Includes activities that focus on food groups.
- Introduces vitamins and minerals to children.
- Encourages children to eat a well balanced diet.
MONTESSORI-INSPIRED SELF-CARE: FIRST AID PRINTABLE PACK
The Montessori-Inspired Self-Care: First Aid Printable Pack:
- Includes first aid problem and solution cards.
- Introduces the contents of a first aid kit.
- Encourages children to become independent in minor first aid scenarios.
First Aid Kit Contents with Montessori Nomenclature and Description Cards
Many of the printables have description cards that work well for elementary-age children. This example of first aid contents can be used with toddlers through elementary! I would lay out the control cards and then have Zoey match the description cards. Sophia and Caleb could hand me the 3-dimensional objects to match the pictures!
MY BODY ACTIVITIES FOR TOTS AND PRESCHOOLERS
The My Body Activities for Tots and Preschoolers Pack:
- Includes body part cards.
- Promotes an awareness of others.
- Encourages movement.
There are so many creative Montessori activities you can make using the printables in the Montessori-Inspired Self-Care Bundle. And I love that it can be used with so many different ages of children! I highly recommend it!
The Every Star Is Different Montessori-Inspired Self-Care Bundle is 75 % off for one week only (through Wednesday, April 17)! Don’t miss out!
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