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Episode 15: What Makes Montessori Materials so Unique

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Episode 15: What Makes Montessori Materials so Unique
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When it comes to Montessori materials, they will set themselves apart for their beauty, usability, durability and educational value.

Most people are familiar with the Montessori Method, but they may not be aware of the unique qualities of Montessori materials.

These materials are designed to be both beautiful and functional, and they can last for years with proper care.

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Montessori materials are also designed to be hands-on.

This is because kinesthetic learners.

They make up the majority of children, learn best when they can touch and manipulate materials.

The Montessori philosophy embraces this type of learning.

As a result, Montessori manipulatives are some of the most effective educational tools available.

Montessori Materials

They are specifically designed to be used by children in a hands-on way.

This is because research has shown that kinesthetic learners (those who learn best through movement and touch) benefit greatly from this type of learning.

Functional Design

Montessori hands-on works are not only designed to be used in a kinesthetic way.

They are also designed to be both beautiful and functional.

This means that they can last for years with proper care.

The materials are also designed to be used by children of all ages, so you can rest assured that your child will be able to use them for years to come.

Beautiful & Durable

These wooden materials are not only functional, but they are also beautiful.

This is because the Montessori philosophy stresses the importance of beauty in the learning environment.

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Montessori Hands-on Materials

The Montessori Philosophy embraces hands-on learning, and this is reflected in the manipulatives that are used in Montessori classrooms.

If you are looking for educational materials that will engage your child and help them to learn, then Montessori works are a great option.

Montessori educational materials are specifically designed for hands-on learning, and they are also beautiful and durable.

This makes them a great choice for those who want to create a learning environment that is both effective and long-lasting.

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