I'm making a bunch of PDFs to go along with various lesson. I've finished some math equation cards that you can print for free. I used a random number generator I found online to come up with the numbers, then I tweaked them whenever necessary. I'd like to find a font for the numerals in which the 6 and the 9 aren't just flipped versions of one another. The one I have will do for now, though.
I'll be posting any printable stuff in the materials section of the relevant lesson. At some point I'll probably put a big list of the printables all in one place on the website too.
Static Addition Equation Cards
Dynamic Addition Equation Cards
Static Subtraction Equation Cards
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Man, these things are heavy!
This is the official blog for MontessoriAlbum.com.
During my Montessori teacher training I was annoyed by the inefficiency of keeping all of our lesson plans in those giant three ring binders known as albums. As I unloaded those massive tomes from my car every morning I couldn't help thinking how all the information would fit easily on a single thumb drive. Or even better than that, it could all be online.
I had a vision of a Montessori web-page that anyone could add to or edit. A site where Montessori teachers, parents, and homeschoolers could all share ideas. It would be a glorious place where the information would be free and searchable. And so, I began this Montessori wiki.
A lot of the framework is now in place, but I know that I'll need help. Please take a look and post a comment here or send me an email. If you want, go ahead and fill in some information on any of the lessons. I know there are some great ideas out there, let's share them!
During my Montessori teacher training I was annoyed by the inefficiency of keeping all of our lesson plans in those giant three ring binders known as albums. As I unloaded those massive tomes from my car every morning I couldn't help thinking how all the information would fit easily on a single thumb drive. Or even better than that, it could all be online.
I had a vision of a Montessori web-page that anyone could add to or edit. A site where Montessori teachers, parents, and homeschoolers could all share ideas. It would be a glorious place where the information would be free and searchable. And so, I began this Montessori wiki.
A lot of the framework is now in place, but I know that I'll need help. Please take a look and post a comment here or send me an email. If you want, go ahead and fill in some information on any of the lessons. I know there are some great ideas out there, let's share them!
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