Montessori Culture is a subject that covers several subjects.

One of them is the wonderful subject of Montessori Geography.

Children learn through many different ways, but young children learn best with visual and hands-on materials.

So, as you put together your Culture studies together and plan lesson and materials, keep this in mind.

In this post, we will be going into one Montessori inspired section of the Cultural curriculum that involves country flags.

This section is learning national flags of the world, so let’s get into this great discussion.

Montessori Geography

Geography is one of many children’s favorite subjects.

It is true in our home, for sure.

One of the reasons why is because country flags are so intriguing and very unique.

Come and find out how you can teach children about some of the flags of the world.

3-Part Cards are very popular in some Montessori circles.

This that haven’t gotten into them is because they don’t know how to use them or find the value in them.

Let me tell you: they are amazing and I am a big advocate of having 3-part cards in the Montessori classroom.

There are many reasons why, but I will only name a few:

• They save space because they are paper
• They are visual
• They are hands-on
• They have a control of error

Have you heard about Montessori 3-Part Cards?

Have you used them at all in Your Montessori environment?

If you haven’t heard of them or used them yet, you have to!

Trust me!

To learn more about 3-part cards, visit THIS blog post.

Montessori Flags of the World

These 3-part cards Geography activities are perfect for all Montessori education, whether it’s a school or a Montessori homeschool.

You can combine other Montessori subject with Culture.

It merges well with some Practical life activities and some History activities as well.

I have been shocked how quickly my children have learned the Montessori continents using 3-part cards.

And I have been in awe of how quickly they learned these 20 country flags, too!

What is even more fun, you can then merge both lessons and place the continent 3-part cards in a row and then place the corresponding flag cards below each continent.

Doesn’t that sound like a great idea for a series of Geography lessons?

Children can also use the cards to copy them and draw them themselves.

They can color them and label their own hand-drawn flags.

They will be so proud and will enjoy displaying them!

20 Country Flags of the World

Montessori learning is beautiful, varying and free.

Don’t feel attached to bound to doing your lessons in specific ways.

As long as you know how the 3-part cards are used, the rest, the sky is the limit!

What is wonderful is that this set includes the lesson plan on how to use the 3-part cards.

Start slow, with only a few flags.

You can choose the most different-looking ones or have the child pick the three.

Once those are learned, add more and more until all 20 are in the mix.

It will be wonderful!

Expand the lesson to learn more about those countries.

Find them on a map.

Name the continent each belongs to:

• North America
• South America (don’t forget to include Central America here, too)
• Europe
• Africa
• Asia
• Australia
• (Antarctica)

and so on…

You can make this lesson in any way you want, but I have put together this set for you.

It includes the lesson plan, so you know how to do it and take notes on some of your favorite extensions in the Extension section on the lesson plan.

I want to encourage you to check it out below because it is all done for you.

As soon as you get it, you can take a few minutes to put it together and you can literally be ready to do this Geography lesson in minutes.

Download, print, cut, read lesson, set up and teach!

Yes, it is THAT simple.

But what is more, it will be so worth it because you will enjoy so much watching your child learn these 20 flags and the countries they represent with so much ease.

This Montessori 3-part cards activity can be used for both a Geogrpahy lesson or Culture in general. 

Either way, the child will learn the look and names of 20 flags of the world. 

There are hundreds of countries in the world, so learning 20 is a great start! 

It includes a details step by step lesson plan.