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How to make DIY wooden puzzles for kids. We show you how to make these simple toddler wooden shape puzzles with this easy tutorial

Looking for EASY Montessori Activities you can do with your Toddler using Homemade, Budget-friendly, DIY, Montessori Toys? This is for you!

Make your own Montessori Toys - this is a really simple way to make your own montessori toys for young children and toddlers

Montessori Familiar Faces Basket with a tutorial on how to make these personalized DIY cards #easybabyactivities #activitiesforbabies #playwithbabies

I used to have one of these in my classroom, so I knew this was something I wanted my husband to make for the kids. He says it’s pretty easy to make at home, so I’ve included his instr…

This is one of the most common questions I am asked. It’s hard for me to reply with a short answer because there are actually so many ways to implement Montessori at home on a budget! Montessori is about so much more than fancy materials and beautiful shelfies. See this blog post about a few key p

Free tutorial for making all four of the Montessori Mobiles. These mobiles are the first material that a Montessori baby will use!

When putting together E and V's Easter baskets I really wanted to include hand kites. For our little runners who enjoy dragging things behind them, I thought this would be something they would greatly enjoy--especially outdoors on a windy day. After blowing the month's budget and seeing some of the prices, I decided I would just make our own rainbow and spring-themed hand kites. We have a lot of wooden rings as there are so many uses for them (post about that coming soon:). I had…

Unlock your child's full potential with DIY Montessori projects. Explore the benefits of making your own Montessori materials at home, learn how to adapt them to your child's unique needs, and witness the incredible impact they can have on fostering independence, concentration, and a love for learning.

One of the most beautiful Montessori materials is the sets of color tablets. They are a beautiful way of teaching color in a more concrete way that toddlers can literally grasp!