The teacher's guide
Product: Book
Trim size in cm: 30x23cm
Pages: 120
ISBN: 9788859033325
Publication date: 01/09/2023
Suitable for: Nursery 1st Level (ages 3-4), Nursery 2nd Level (ages 4-5)
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Made with the scientific supervision of the Montessori Italy Foundation, the album offers activities to develop children’s creativity, practical exercises to refine manual skills, hand-eye coordination, new expressive languages and aesthetic sense. The album offers various activities divided into 4 sections:
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The album is intended not only for those who already adopt the Montessori method, but also for all teachers and educators who want to start applying it in their classes, as well as for parents interested in getting to know it better.
Cutting, gluing, dotting, folding
The mosaic with paper
The mosaic with beads
The mosaic with glass or ceramic tiles
Decoupage: the puzzle
How do artists glue?
Matisse's paintings with scissors
The papier collé of Braque and Picasso
Picasso's assemblages
The living collages of Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven
The little pieces of Gek Tessaro
Dotting
The mobile circus with folds
Watercolour
Trestle watercolour
Coloring with water: from stain to shape
Strips of landscapes with watercolours
Colored foam
Coloring the wind with watercolours
Painting the universe with water
The drawing: set-up of the box
Drawing with the fountain pen
Lights and shadows: white pencil and charcoal
Copying from life: the graphic relief
Pictorial copy from life
Plastic copy from life
Screen printing, printing, stamping
Printing a loom
Screen printing
Linocut: engraving of the matrix
Printing
The texture printing: frottage
Grattage
Print with stamps: the potatostamps
Engraving the potatostamps
Printing with potatostamps
Stamping with cork stoppers
Print natural objects and materials
Manipulating and creating
The corn flour, the sand
The mud
The clay
The bread/salt dough
Modelling clay
Play dough
Moulding with plaster
The bas-relief: the union between graphic and plastic
Plastered bandages
Silicone mold with plaster
Silicone mold with paper mache: full shape
Silicone mold with paper mache: empty shape
Mold with glycerine or wax
Epoxy resin
DIY watercolors: baking soda and vinegar
A complete functional guide for getting to know and use the Montessori method in class.
THE SERIES
The Montessori educational albums - validated by the Montessori Italy Foundation - are designed to share knowledge of the activities and materials that develop children's intelligence, motor skills, relational, cognitive and metacognitive skills with the Montessori method.
Full of illustrations and with ample space for personal notes, the albums of the series are intended not only for those who have already adopted the Montessori method, but also for all teachers who want to start applying it in their classrooms, as well as for parents interested in getting to know it better.
THE STRUCTURE
The Montessori educational albums are made up of:
THE ALBUMS - Proposals for kindergarten
Manual activities to develop creativity
Edited by Paola Ceglia
This volume offers a series of activities to develop children’s creativity through manual activities that help refine hand-eye coordination, expressive languages and aesthetic sense. The activities are divided into 4 sections:
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Activities with sensory materials
Edited by Martine Gilsoul
This volume offers activities with sensory materials: practical exercises to sharpen the senses and manual manipulation skills of children aged 3 to 6 years. The activities are divided into 6 sections:
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Activities for learning how to read and write
Edited by Andrea Lupi
This volume explains in detail how to accompany children ages 3 to 7 years old in learning to read and write. It offers 22 activities aimed at training fine motor skills, divided into 3 sections
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Practical life activities
Edited by Andrea Lupi and Martine Gilsoul
This album is aimed at teachers, educators and parents of children aged 3 to 6. It is dedicated to practical life activities to develop autonomy, personal growth and sociability, and are divided into:
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Activities for developing fine motor skills
Edited by Andrea Lupi
This album is aimed at teachers, educators and parents of children aged 3 to 6. It is dedicated to activities for developing fine motor skills, aimed at manual coordination, psycho-motor refinement and manipulation of objects, and which are divided into:
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Activities for learning mathematics
Edited by Martine Gilsoul
This volume offers activities for learning mathematics starting at the youngest ages and aimed at training reasoning through the "concrete" knowledge of numbers and science. It is divided into 3 sections:
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THE ALBUMS - Proposals for primary school
Reading and grammar activities
Edited by Andrea Lupi
Aimed at teachers, educators and parents of children aged 6 to 8, this album offers reading and grammar activities designed to gradually train communication and language skills
The activities are divided into 4 sections:
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THE CURATORS
Andrea Lupi is a pedagogist, and the general secretary of the Montessori Foundation Italy. He is a trainer and supervisor of Montessori method nurseries and schools, and the author of articles and scientific essays on teaching and the history of pedagogy.
Martine Gilsoul has a degree in Education from the University of Liège. She worked as a teacher for newly arrived children in the Priority Education Area in Brussels. She became familiar with the Montessori method after an experience in a favela in Salvador de Bahia. She trained at the Montessori Center for Studies at the Roma Tre University and at the Montessori Birth Center.