I love spring flowers, and we have lots of them in our new Montessori-inspired flower unit!
Our flower unit has Montessori-inspired activities using free flower printables along with a new Montessori-inspired flower pack for subscribers to our free newsletter at Living Montessori Now!
At Living Montessori Now, I have a post with resource links of Free Printables for Montessori Homeschools and Preschools.
Deb Chitwood is a certified Montessori teacher with a master’s degree in Early Childhood Studies from Sheffield Hallam University in Sheffield, England. Deb taught in Montessori schools in Iowa and Arizona before becoming owner/director/teacher of her own Montessori school in South Dakota. Later, she homeschooled her two children through high school. Deb is now a Montessori writer who lives in San Diego with her husband of 48 years (and lives in the city where her kids, kids-in-law, and grandkids live). She blogs at Living Montessori Now.
Montessori Shelves with Flower-Themed Activities
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| Montessori Shelves with Flower-Themed Activities |
You’ll find Montessori-inspired flower-themed numbers, letters, and and more (part of my subscriber freebie pack, so just sign up for my email to get the link and password … or check the bottom of your latest newsletter if you’re already a subscriber)
Go to my Free Flower Printables and Montessori-Inspired Flower Activities post at Living Montessori Now for the free printables and activity ideas you see on the shelf and collage above!
Free Montessori-Inspired Flower Pack
Montessori-Inspired Flower Pack for DIY Cards and Counters, Number or Letter Matching, Number or Letter Basket, Bead Bar Work, Hands-on Math Operations, Number or Letter Sand Writing Tray, Letter Tracing, DIY Movable Alphabet, and Creative Writing (subscriber freebie, so just sign up for my email to get the link and password – or check your inbox if you’re already a subscriber).
Related Resources and Activities
Flower Science- Montessori-Inspired Gardening Unit
- Montessori-Inspired Flower Activities
- Free Flower Printables and Montessori-Inspired Flower Math Activities
- Shoots and Sprouts Activities + Free Printable from Montessori By Mom
- Montessori Flower Identification and Arranging for Toddlers and Preschoolers
- Montessori Nature Tray Sorting and Counting for Toddlers and Preschooler
- Nature Walk and Nature Cutting Tray for Toddlers and Preschoolers
- Montessori Nature Tray with Magnification Work and Flower Arranging
- Spring Book Lists for Preschool and Elementary Kids: Garden Adventures Around the World
- Montessori Nature Tray with Vocabulary – Parts of the Plant
- Flower Cutting with Great-Grandma {Montessori on the Go}
- How to Help Children Experience Nature and Growing Plants Outdoors without a Garden
- How to: Montessori Indoor- or Small-Space Gardening in a DIY Sensory Table
- Encouraging Kindness with Gardening Activities and the Kindness Elves
- Life Cycle of a Bean Plant and Seed Planting Activities
- Montessori-Inspired Flower Activities with Spielgaben
- Free Tree Printables and Montessori-Inspired Tree Activities
- Free Montessori Botany Materials for a Gardening Unit
- Family Fun with Small-Space Gardening in a Vertical Planter
- Free Seasons of an Apple Tree Cutting Strips (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download)
- Free Tree Songs and Educational Videos {Learn about Trees, Apple Trees, and Seasons}
- Free Tree Do-a-Dot Printable (Montessori-Inspired Instant Download)
- Gardening/Botany Unit Study Pinterest Board
Be sure to go to my Free Flower Printables and Montessori-Inspired Flower Activities post at Living Montessori Now for lots of free printables and activity ideas!
Have fun with flowers this spring!
Deb Chitwood is a certified Montessori teacher with a master’s degree in Early Childhood Studies from Sheffield Hallam University in Sheffield, England. Deb taught in Montessori schools in Iowa and Arizona before becoming owner/director/teacher of her own Montessori school in South Dakota. Later, she homeschooled her two children through high school. Deb is now a Montessori writer who lives in San Diego with her husband of 48 years (and lives in the city where her kids, kids-in-law, and grandkids live). She blogs at Living Montessori Now.
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