I love a post office theme before Valentine's Day, before Christmas, or for a community helpers unit. Our new post office unit has Montessori-inspired post office activities using free printables along with a new Montessori-inspired post office pack for subscribers to our free newsletter at Living Montessori Now!
You'll find many activities for preschoolers through early elementary throughout the year in my previous PreK + K Sharing posts. You'll also find ideas for using free printables to create activity trays here: How to Use Printables to Create Montessori-Inspired Activities.
At Living Montessori Now, I have a page with lots and lots of free printables.
Montessori Shelves with Post Office Themed Activities
You’ll find Montessori-inspired post office 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 Post Office Printables and Montessori-Inspired Post Office Activities at Living Montessori Now for the free printables and activity ideas you see on the shelf and collage above!
Free Montessori-Inspired Post Office Pack
Montessori-Inspired Post Office Pack for DIY Cards and Counters, Number or Letter Matching, Number or Letter Basket, Bead Bar Work, Hands-on Math Operations, Number or Letter Salt/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).
Mailboxes for Kids on Amazon
More Mail-Themed Resources
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If you'd like ideas for calendar-based themes throughout January and February, see my January Themed Activities for Kids and my February Themed Activities for Kids.
Be sure to go to my Free Post Office Printables and Montessori-Inspired Post Office Activities for lots of free printables and activity ideas.
I hope you have a happy Valentine's Day!
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 49 years (and lives in the city where her kids, kids-in-law, and grandkids live).