b'Children of theHatching The Cosmic EggUniverse A master Montessori storyteller and a gifted illustrator 3rd Edition, take readers on a breathtaking journey across the entire Cosmic Education incosmos in this gorgeous picture book. Travel with them the Montessori as they encounter the Universe, life on Earth, the arrival of Elementary Classroom humans, and the discovery of language and mathematics. Ultimately readers will realize where we all come from and Lead children to a morewhere we all belong. Includes a captivating five song CD by peaceful future with thisAndrew Kutt that is sure to delight you and your children. comprehensive guide. ByBy Michael Dorer. Illustrated by Beth Wilson. Paperback,Montessorians Michael and58 pages. Ages 6+. Bulk pricing online.D\'Neil Duffy, this book isBook & CDEM116$16.95used in many Montessori training programs. Each chapter outlines a Great Lesson, including storiesThe Cosmic Eggof the Universe, Solar System, Earth, Life, Humans,Worthy of a special place in your classroom, Michael and Civilizations. Concludes with a discussion of theDorer designed this Cosmic Egg in the style of a set of implications for this curriculum. The appendix includesRussian nesting dolls. Five hand-painted, wooden eggs information about scope and sequence, classroomallow Montessori Elementary concepts to be presented resources, a glossary, and references. Paperback, 246in a concrete form. Follow the story of Hatching the pages. Bulk pricing online. Cosmic Egg (EM116, above) as you open each of the R01$24.95eggs. Each egg represents one of the Great Lessons. Eggs range from 1"4". Ages 312.!5 Eggs (8 pieces)EM119 $70.00Timeline of Early Humans This beautiful, hand-colored timeline shows the story of the human journey from the end of the Pliocene (the advent of our hominid ancestors) to the beginning of the Holocene, ending at the Bronze Age. Key events, such as discovering the uses of fire and the development of hand tools, are correlated with physiological development, such as the emergenceTribal Nations of Settler of H. sapiens sapiens and the disappearance of H.Colonial United States neanderthalensis.Laminated Three-Part Picture & Text CardsAvailable as a continuous mural (86" x 20") or asThis set was created by Indigenous educators to raise the three (29" x 20") panels. Includes two sets of 5" sq.awareness about the contemporary existence of Tribal illustrated human companion cards (48 cards each; 96Nations. The creators of this set, Trisha Moquino (Cochiti, cards in all). Cards are keyed to the timeline for childrenKewa, Ohkay Ohwingeh) and Marcus Trujillo (Laguna to use for research. Loose leaf teacher\'s bookletPueblo), believe the names of Tribal Nations should beincludes presentation methods. From Azoka Company. in the American national consciousness. Mural-Style shown aboveEM832$220.00 This set highlights 37 Tribal Nations spread across 10 regions Panel-Style (not shown)EM830220.00 10 Regions, 37 Tribes, 158 Cards in All!of settler colonial United States (4 tribes from each region except Hawaii, which has 1). Complete list online. After reviewing the text card accompanying each tribe, teachers can facilitate naming, matching, and sortingactivities leading to children eventually reading the names of the tribes. Primary children will pore over the detailedillustrations and Elementary children can use the text cards as a starting point for doing further research. Cards are laminated to the edge, not beyond.Hand Chart Control card with label is 4" x 5". Developed by Maria Montessori, this woven black clothAges 3-12.signifies the length of time humans have been on Earth. ASet includes:machine-embroidered hand holding a rock represents when Three-Part Cards for 37 Tribeshumans first used tools. The narrow red band represents Informative Text Cards for Each Tribethe beginning of human history with the advent of symbolic Teachers Guideexpression (from cave paintings to computers). 100% cotton. Vocabulary ListFrom Azoka Company. 9 feet x 11". C275$175.00SC820$45.00Go online for current pricing & availability.Elementary Resources47'