These paintings are the perfect addition to your Montessori wall decorations, and they will help your students to learn about and connect with the different seasons.

The paintings depict scenes from each season, such as a snowy scene in winter, blooming flowers in spring, a beach setup in summer, and reddish and brownish trees in autumn.

Decorate your Montessori environment beautifully by using these 16 watercolor paintings that focus on the 4 seasons of the year!

Montessori wall decorations by season

Montessori Art is very unique. It is more realistic and it depicts scenes that could actually happen in real life. This helps children to feel more grounded and get a firm grasp on reality before moving into fantasy.

Use Montessori Art to introduce the seasons to your students in a fun and engaging way! With these 16 paintings, you can create a beautiful display in your classroom that will capture your students’ imaginations and help them to understand the concepts of each season.

This is a must-have for any Montessori educator!

What others are saying…

“I love the Montessori wall decorations by season because my 2 and a half year old can already tell the seasons apart with these lovely watercolor paintings.”

Selsa M.

Montessori Wall Decorations

Display these paintings in your classroom or homeschooling environment, and use them as a starting point for discussions and activities about the seasons.

You can also use them as a reference when teaching other subjects that are related to the seasons, such as weather, climate, plants, and animals.

These paintings are a great way to add a touch of Montessori to your decor, and they will be loved by both students and teachers alike!

Montessori Seasons

Montessori wall decorations serve the important purpose to make a space more attractive to the child, more appealing to the eye and all are at a child’s eye level.

Another wonderful thing about Montessori wall decorations is that you can actually use them to teach children something academic.

For example, these 16 watercolor paintings can be used to teach children about the four seasons of the year!

This is such a great Montessori resource that can be used in so many different ways.

Get creative and have fun with it! Put up the 4 watercolor paintings during that season of the year.

For example, put up the Spring ones during the Spring season.

This will help children begin to make connections between what the world should look like during each season.

And don’t forget to point that out!

You can also use these (in a laminated version) in a Montessori work where children learn about the seasons of the year in the Culture Montessori subject.

Troubleshooting

In conclusion, here are some troubleshooting tips, if you are having trouble printing:

Go to your printer settings and choose “PRINT AS IMAGE.” This is usually the culprit. 

Also, please make sure your printer software is up to date. Check in your computer settings.

But if this doesn’t work, try the following:

1. Firstly, open PDF File in Adobe Pro
2. Secondly, export as Image>Tiff>Ensure resolution settings are to 300dpi or greater
3. Thirdly, these images will all save as individual files.
4. Select all, right-click (in file browser), select >open as adobe PDF
5. All individual pages are open in Adobe as separate PDF files.
6. Select Combine files > All Open Files> and combine back into one pdf multi-page document.
7. Lastly, save.

Hope this helps!

Tanya

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