Let’s Talk about Favorite Montessori practical life activities: Part 1
The practical life section of a Montessori classroom is designed to help children develop practical skills and foster independence. Here are ten popular activities in the practical life area that children often enjoy:
Pouring Water: Children practice pouring water from one container to another, developing hand-eye coordination and concentration skills.
Transferring Objects with Tongs: Using child-sized tongs, children transfer small objects, such as pompoms or beads, from one bowl to another, refining their fine motor skills and focus.
Buttoning and Snapping: Activities that involve buttoning and snapping buttons or fasteners on fabric pieces help children develop fine motor skills and self-dressing abilities.
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