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Montessori Wooden Rainbow£17.99
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Rainstick Toy£22.99
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Rainbow Rattle£10.99
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Pull-Along Snail Toy£40.99
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Bird Hammer Toy£35.99
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Wooden maze - Skill toys£19.99
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Jeu des chemins (Must Have!)£23.99
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Montessori Labyrinth Cards£29.99
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Children's skipping rope£10.99
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Chiffres puzzle 0-9£14.99
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Calculation Sticks£16.99
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Montessori number tray£34.99
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Multi-learning packages£58.99
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Lock Box - Montessori toy£76.99 -£31.00 £45.99
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Deluxe wooden tool boxes£73.99
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Montessori color chart to learn colors - Large format£58.99 -20% £47.19
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Wooden Claves£6.99
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Montessori Wooden Maracas£10.99
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Rainstick Toy£22.99
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Musical tour£54.99
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Montessori Xylophone£23.99
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Montessori Tangram£4.99 -£1.00 £3.99
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Brain teaser£9.99 -40% £5.99
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WHAT IS THE MONTESSORI METHOD?
The Montessori method was developed by Dr. Maria Montessori in 1907 with the aim of assisting children in their self-construction, fostering autonomy, and building self-confidence, all while nurturing their senses.
"Teach me to do it myself and think for myself." - Maria Montessori
The Montessori approach enables a deep understanding of each child's unique rhythm and needs, empowering them to become self-aware and responsible adults.
MONTESSORI MATERIALS: EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING THROUGH THE SENSES
Based on thorough observations and research, Maria Montessori developed precise and scientific materials known as Montessori Materials, focusing on sensory experiences. Learning through the senses enhances comprehension and memory, as abstract concepts become concrete through hands-on exploration.
"The hand is the instrument of intelligence. Children need to manipulate objects, experiencing them through touch and movement." - Maria Montessori
MONTESSORI MATERIALS: FREEDOM AND SPONTANEOUS LEARNING
The Montessori materials are carefully designed to be age-appropriate and aligned with each stage of a child's development. They are enticing and captivating, encouraging children's natural inclination to engage with educational materials.
"It is not about leaving the child to their own devices but rather preparing an environment where they can freely act." - Maria Montessori
Although Montessori games are designed for independent use, it is essential for an adult to introduce them appropriately, with kindness and humility, before children begin their exploration.
"The true role of the teacher is to assist, not to judge." - Maria Montessori
MONTESSORI EDUCATION: LEARNING TO SELF-CORRECT
The Montessori materials promote self-correction, allowing children to identify and correct their own mistakes. This cultivates independence and self-development.
MONTESSORI GAMES: FOCUSING ON ONE OBJECTIVE AT A TIME
Each Montessori activity utilizing Montessori materials aims to develop and refine a specific skill. However, the same materials can be used across multiple activities to deepen understanding and enhance various areas of learning.
MONTESSORI MATERIALS: THE BENEFITS OF WOODEN TOYS
The Montessori materials are often crafted from high-quality wood, offering visually appealing and aesthetically pleasing manipulatives. The natural texture and durability of wooden toys instill a sense of care and responsibility in children. Furthermore, using wooden toys aligns with eco-friendly practices, making them a sustainable choice over plastic alternatives.
MONTESSORI GAMES: YOUR MONTESSORI STORE IN THE UK
We are a UK-based company, located near Montpellier, specializing in the sale of Montessori educational materials and games inspired by this method.
If you need any assistance, please feel free to contact us by phone at 06 58 59 27 12, Monday to Sunday, from 9 AM to 8 PM, or via email at [email protected].
PURCHASING MONTESSORI MATERIALS: WHO IS IT FOR?
Our Montessori games cater to:
- Individuals (parents, relatives, homeschooling parents, etc.)
- Early childhood professionals (childminders, nursery assistants, nursery nurses, educators, childminding services, etc.)
- Education professionals (kindergartens, primary schools, crèches, preschool teachers, IME, etc.)
- Healthcare professionals (occupational therapists, psychomotor therapists, etc.)
- Seniors and related institutions (nursing homes, associations, etc.)