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NAMC montessori lower elementary five great lessons catalyst for learning group of students.

Meant to inspire and ignite the child’s imagination, the Five Great Lessons are a catalyst for the Montessori elementary curriculum. Told too quickly, the lessons become meaningless, causing the children’s imaginations to jump from one concept to another. When we imagine, we are using abstract thought to think of things that cannot be seen. The follow-up lessons that come from each of the Five Great Lessons are used to materialize these abstractions. In other words, the children prove the existence of the wonders of the universe through concrete exploration.

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Showing posts with label Montessori Presentations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Montessori Presentations. Show all posts
What’s the Rush? When Presenting the Five Great Lessons, Slow Down

The Five Great Lessons are thought to be the catalyst of the Montessori elementary cultural curriculum. From the origins of the universe t...

Wednesday, September 26, 2018 Continue Reading this Article
Montessori Practical Life and Culture: Making a Balinese Daily Offering (Canang Sari)

In the Montessori environment, children work on practical life activities to develop independence, body control and coordination of movement...

Friday, February 28, 2014 Continue Reading this Article
Approaches to Presenting the Montessori Culture and Science Curriculum

The NAMC tutors are frequently asked about the best way to present the Montessori culture and science curriculum, which includes history, sc...

Friday, August 24, 2012 Continue Reading this Article
Meeting and Greeting New People - Montessori Grace and Courtesy in a Practical Life Activity

Following is a Montessori Practical Life activity created by NAMC Graduate, Sarah F. Our thanks to Sarah for sharing this with all of us. ...

Thursday, February 02, 2012 Continue Reading this Article
What is The Montessori Silence Game? Learning to Play and Building Attention Spans

The Silence Game Part 1  To me the Silence Game means stillness, self control, and intense concentration.  It isn’t something that occurs ...

Friday, December 17, 2010 Continue Reading this Article
The Daily Greeting: A Respectful Routine for Your Montessori Classroom

Rules and Routines: The Daily Greeting The daily greeting between a Montessori preschooler and teacher is a special moment. It is a key tr...

Wednesday, October 13, 2010 Continue Reading this Article
Earth Day Montessori Practical Life Activity: Solar Cooked Stuffed Apples

Earth Day is a favorite holiday in Montessori classrooms, and to mark the occasion, one of our recent Montessori teacher training program g...

Thursday, April 22, 2010 Continue Reading this Article
Montessori Walk the Line Activity: Helping Reading and Writing Development

Practical life activities in the 3-6 Montessori classroom nurture concentration and self-discipline, develop and encourage motor skills, a...

Monday, February 22, 2010 Continue Reading this Article

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