Practical Life
Exercises that build hand strength, concentration, coordination, independence, and care of the environment.
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Montessori (AMI/AMS Convention)
The Montessori approach is a child-centred educational method focusing on self-directed activity, hands-on learning, and collaborative play. Our interpretive mapping organises these resources into five classic learning areas to support children's natural development and independence. Explore premium Montessori-aligned printables designed for child-led discovery in the classroom.
Exercises that build hand strength, concentration, coordination, independence, and care of the environment.
Activities that refine and classify sensory perceptions, focusing on shapes, sizes, colours, and patterns.
Development of oral language, rich vocabulary, phonics, reading, and structural writing foundations.
Conceptual maths using concrete representations of number, quantity, geometry, and spatial relations.
Exploring the wider world through geography, botany, zoology, history, physical science, and art.
| Superbuddy level | Ages | Local terms |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-Nursery | 2-3 | Ages 3-4, Casa dei Bambini, Children's House, 3-year-olds |
| Nursery | 3-4 | Ages 4-5, Casa dei Bambini, Children's House, 4-year-olds |
| KG | 4-6 | Ages 5-6, Casa dei Bambini, Children's House, 5-year-olds, Primary |
This is an interpretive mapping of the Montessori pedagogy for advisory planning and is not officially endorsed by or affiliated with AMI, AMS, or any other Montessori training organization.