b'The Mathematical MindAll of their work with the Practical Life and Sensorial materials brings order to childrens experiences, important indirect preparation for the mathematical mind. The developing child yearns to organize, classify, and abstract. Fortunately the whole world obliges with toes to count, temperatures to read, and clocks to check. The Montessori math lessons lead the child through progressive hands-on activities, emphasizing concepts while preparing the child for abstractions. The resources we offer here complement and support work with Montessoris legendary math materials.Math Works Bead Bar Stamp Set2nd Edition,After working with the Montessori Bead Stair, Montessori Math and children can use these stamps to reinforce their The Blue Number Counting Book the Developing Brain understanding of the numbers 1-10. Later, use for Five ducklings are on the pondSix flowerpots sit onWhen a parent asks whyaddition and multiplication activities. Children will the stepsSeven candles shine on the birthday cake.there is no math homework or what the Table of Pythagorasuse the raised stamp pad for inking stamps, then This unique book helps children learn basic mathematicalhas to do with standardized testing, follow up your answerstamp the bead bar outlines on paper and use the concepts by using a tactile approach. By seeing, touching,by lending this wonderfully articulate book. Montessorianpencils to fill in with the Bead Stair colors. The Set and counting the flocked pictures for each number, childrenMichael Duffy offers concise, complete explanations ofincludes 10 Bead Bar Stamps, the sturdy wooden associate numbers with their quantities and learn theirthe Montessori math materials, their purpose, and theirbox (11" x 4" overall), a set of 10 colored pencils sequence. Tracing the number shapes with the fingers isclassroom uses. He also addresses topics of concernthat match the Bead Stair, and Stamp Pad (4" x 2") a valuable preparation for writing numbers. Spiral-boundto parents, such as homework, recent brain research,with raised bed. Stamps and box are from Great cardstock, 12 pages. Find the companion book, The Red Letterand standardized testing. Additional material discussesExtensions. Ages 4+.!Alphabet Book (L710) on page 62. It uses the same tactileMontessori math and how it relates to Common CoreBead Bar Stamp SetMA156$122.00approach to help children standards. Photos of children working with the materials,Stamps onlyMA15060.00in the first stages of reading. Ages 26. charts, and diagrams help make this a very accessible guideBox onlyMA15247.00The Blue Number Counting BookL712$15.00 for everyone. From Parent Child Press. Paperback, 78 pages. Stamp Pad onlyA056.00The Red Letter Alphabet BookL71020.00Bulk pricing online.Red Letter & Blue Number SetL71330.00SAVE MA104$14.95Deci-PocketsAfter children have demonstrated the ability to lay out the numeral cards correctly, use these pockets for Bank Game activities. The numbers are clearly visible through the clear pockets and stay neatly in rows. Sized for Nienhuis and Gonzagarredi numeral cards. Several sets of paper cards will fit in the pockets. Children can bring the Small Deci-Pockets, filled with a set of small numeral cards, to their work area. The Large Deci-Pockets, filled with the large numeral cards, can hang on a wall or be brought to Butterflythe work area.Colors & CountingSmall 15" x 19"MA200$46.00Count the beautiful butterflies on every page Large 26" x 34"MA20265.00from one red butterfly and two blue butterflies all the way up to ten pink butterflies! The colorfulNumeral cards not included.artwork depicts real butterflies from nature, whose names are listed on the back cover. A gem in its beauty and simplicitya great way to practice counting and learn colors! Board book, 10 pages. Ages 13.! WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD MA105$5.95 Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.68 Math ResourcesMontessoriServices.com877-975-3003'