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MONTESSORI AT HOME: Numbers and Counting Activities for Toddlers u0026 Preschool

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Can u please send me the link Comment from : SUTUCDfan

Cn u gv me suggestions to make baby talk Comment from : funtime

Can you please make a more advance Video for mathematics teaching ! Comment from : Mary Kud

Wow, loved it!! Will do Comment from : Andrea Piazzaroli Longobardi

Does it matter to use the peg number wooden boards or the ones without the dots and just open trays below the number? Comment from : ElisMB

Hi Ashley! I was wondering when you think is the best time to introduce the tens board to my kindergartener… Comment from : Geneveive Evangelista

You are the best Ashley thank u so much! Comment from : Diana D

Whats the age to introduce this to kids??? Comment from : nancy

❤ Comment from : Daiane Gomes

Omg great video x extremely helpful x teaches actually how to count not just memorise the numbers 🙌 Comment from : Anastasia Putilina

Can you please add links for the activities? I love the counting/ peg board activity Comment from : Aisha Ahmed

How do you even get your kid to do the activities? My kiddo sees a set up and wants to destroy it lol Comment from : Go_ Rozy

Today me and my cousin were discussing about online home schooling plans available in India for 15+ year kids, concluding that "Let a child learn on their own pace" We actually have kids of Kylie and Mia ages and were surprised to see parents rushing out for these plans, forcing activities of writing/reading in such a tender agebrbrGive a slice of everything to taste, let them choose what they wish to have Is what we wish to do Comment from : Crazy Mom

Hi Ashley! Another amazing video :) Wanted to ask where did you get the mat from which the girls are doing activities on? Comment from : angel 3

I would love to see a video introducing simple addition and subtraction concepts! Comment from : Ashley Guerra

I want you to know, that Iam praying for your womb to be strong to carry full termI prayed for my bb 9yrs Iam 48 I gave birth to my first healthy bb boy Miracles do happen MAY tHe LORD Jesus Christ strength you n your Family Comment from : ANA ORTIZ-DAVIS

Real object that they can manipulate using their hands Maybe starting with dough that can be separated? ie "You have 1 dough, make it 2" And so on so forth Comment from : Michael James Anwar

Thank you for sharing your brilliant ideas and the Number Scavenger Hunt printable with us!! Will definitely use these ideas with my daughter Comment from : Heidi Ngonga

Hi Thank you so so much for the video I have been looking for this for a long time So grateful to have found you! I had a doubt, in one to one correspondence , do we count with the kid? For instance she is putting 6 bean bags int the muffin tin, so do I count till 6 with her? Thank you so much for your time God bless your family Comment from : Spandana Grandhi

Love your fantastic ideas how to bring counting and numbers into the home Both of our girls attend a Montessori pre-school and they learn incredible life skills Absolutely love this approach :) Comment from : Baby Sleep Team

Though Montessori method for Maths is really great, I think we can always add something "new" For me it was a sort of a revelation the KUMON method Their worksheets are so wonderful, and the kids just ADORE it (proven by my own daughter!) In the USA there are a huge range of these worksheets, and it is awesome! You can choose exactly what you child needs at the moment (it starts for kids from 3 yo to depending on the country where you live) And it is not only about Maths 😍 Comment from : Anastasia Davy

I totally agree with you younger children learn through play Comment from : Erika’s Learning Resources

Can you share your bilingual experience in the household? What are your views on this? Any resources that you use? As I notice in one of the vlogs that Mike read a book in Mandarin, Chinese I'm Malaysian, Chinese Australian and my partner is from the UK - we communicate in English and my Mandarin is verrrry basic but I love to incorporate Mandarin in conversation for our kids in the near future Comment from : Stephanie

Love love love your videos!! Thank you for sharing ❤️ Comment from : Jeané van Zyl

Ah I’ve missed the activity ideas vlogs Thank you 🙏 Comment from : Michelle Bustos

Please create a curriculum 😅😭 Comment from : Sydney

Your videos are soooo helpful!!! Thank you very much!!! Comment from : Eva Evaki

How often do you repeat activities? Comment from : Rachelle

Thanks for the video I really need it as I'm tutoring 3 kids 3-5 years of age It seemed somewhat difficult to introduce numbers to these little guys but yes, you're ideas are really helpful And the diy sandpaper number cards are just one of the things I really want to do with these guys Thanks again Comment from : Urooj Faiz

Hi mam is home ciruculum included in ur course??? Comment from : lavanya teju

Just wanted to say, that we appreciate you and your family so much And my kids love you 💕 ❤️ 💗 Comment from : D B

You can find counting cards with cartoon characters on them at the dollar tree Comment from : L

Great content!! I love these videos from you My daughter is 22m and just beginning to be interested in counting Can't wait to incorporate some of these easier activities!! Comment from : Amanda Leonard

Just wondering what is the use for the mat under the activities introduced? Comment from : blueterfly88

Hello! New subscriber here! Your channel is very helpful! I always worry about my sons development he’s currently 21 months old! I’m going to try some of the tips you have suggested! Thank you 😊 Comment from : The Mum Friend

This video could not have come at a better time, my daughter will be 2 next month and she is counting everything, the flowers in the garden, the steps, her toys Now she only knows in order up to three, but she says random numbers anyway, it’s so funny 😀 Comment from : Ágnes Kun Gazda

How old is she? Comment from : Zulpiye berqut

This video was so necessary for me, I've NEVER been good at anything that has to do with numbers, so the math part is kinda daunting when it comes to teaching my little girl Thank you!brbrBtw, my little girl who's almost 1, is a big fan of your's! I usually watch your videos in the evening so she gets excited when she hears ur voice Comment from : Claudia Nallely Santamaria

I’m sure you might often hear that children might not learn consequences with this style of learning where you don’t point out their mistakes Is there a particular age that is appropriate for them to learn that they will encounter people pointing out their mistakes? Especially where our children will go to a regular school Comment from : Jess E

I always look forward to your videos! Comment from : jessica kula

Thank you for this video Looking forward to doing the activities with my littles! Comment from : Valerie Broersma

Thank you Ashley, it was informative and helpful as always 💕 I have a question and i think most of the parents come across this problem Does Kylie ever lie? If she does, what do you do? What is the right approach? What is the right respond? Is there anything to do? Can you make a video about this matter? Or you can just mention it in one of your videos if it is something short I really don't know what to do :( Thank you so much for everything 🌺❤ Comment from : Elif Demir

Great video!!!! Lots of inspiration!!!! Thank you! 👏 Comment from : Andreea Anton

I would like to have a daughter interested in these amazing activities you talk about in your videos but her attention span iszero second I'm patiently trying everything with no success I'm seriously jealous Comment from : Ilaria

Have you done how to teach your toddler to read? Comment from : Katlyn c

Just a little question Why always craftsand? wouldnt normal sand (eg for a sandbox) be totally ok? Comment from : Lady-A

Hi Ashley, thanks for another great video! I was wondering if you would be interested in doing a video about the differences/similarities between Montessori and RIE approaches? I’m a part-time reliever at an ECE centre and a lot of the teachers really love RIE and dislike Montessori, which is confusing for me because my understanding of the approaches is that they’re quite similar I would love to have it laid out in a video so I could discuss with them the similarities/differences a bit more clearly! Comment from : Elizabeth Macken

Phenomenal! Thank you for this! I just love the natural approach to activities with items and materials around the house This may be a silly question (and maybe other parents can relate) but how young can you start these activities? My 20 month old has an insatiable appetite for learning, particularly math and language She knows all her triangles, rounds, parallelograms and polygons! Well before my desire to teach them lol We plan on sending her to a Montessori preschool at 3yo but I worry we’ll teach incorrectly or too prematurely and ruin the Montessori magic at school We have sandpaper numbers and letters but I do recall your recommendation in prior videos to not replicate materials from a Montessori preschool if you plan on sending your child to one It’s an awesome tough spot to be in but she’s at this tender age and I want to approach academia appropriately Thank you!! As always, you’re fabulous!! ❤️ Comment from : Haniyyah Ahmad Bonvini

Any advice on puzzles? My two year old daughter is going to be there July She has been working on 4 piece puzzles for awhile I got her Melissa snd Doug ones, she got bored of that so I bought her a bigger 4 piece She hasn’t been super interested in doing it I hope she progresses past the 4 piece soon because it says that three year olds can do up to 15 pieces! Maybe she will have an interest in a few months She gets frustrated fast and gives up, she can do it if she kept trying Comment from : A R

It's important to become fluent in basic arithmetic, even, just to live life and perform tasks I recall doing things, like baking pies to learn fractions, was often a sore point for fathers who considered it too new age-y Math and language skills are crucial to all learning and they need to be learned from foundations all the way through to reaching for the stars There are good and bad ways to learn, but there is no short-cut to getting the foundations solid and building upon them There are no tricks for just getting through a test and not remembering what you were supposed to have learned But there are ways to learn smart and have fun It is a huge gift from Dr Montessori that she gave us an outline of when children's brains are ready to address certain topics, concepts so that we are not trying to force them to learn something for which they are not yet ready nor are we neglecting stimuli appropriate to their level of development Congrats on the handsome new product And thanks for the links to it Comment from : Philippa Pay

I was just wondering how to start on counting as my daughter has been showing an interest, so this video is God sent! (Right down to the disclamer that I shouldn’t be worrying about it) My daughter is Mia’s age and enjoys reciting the numbers so the early counting activity ideas are great! Comment from : Orracle C

How come someone dislike this video, it was really informative and helpful Comment from : Paty Morán

Hugs amazing woman, thank you for the video, it's awesome I cant even imagine putting one foot in front of another, especially publicly You're going through so much, but still giving of yourself to help us be better parents Thank you, THANK YOU ❤ Comment from : H Moy

your show is so pure its my go to for a pick me up and of course fun and education thank you Hapa Family Comment from : Patricia K

My sister (3 yo) always counts steps on stairs, I think, it also may help Comment from : Zhaniya Bekbau

Excellent ideas as always My 5 yo daughter is going to love the scavenger hunt Thank you for the free printable! I also got some good ideas for my 2,5 yo son He just started counting to himself in his play with all the wrong numbers It's very cute though ☺️brI also love counting things out loud when we go through our day For example when unloading the dishwasher or counting the stones that they collected outside brbrThe tracing board Mike made is beautiful! Comment from : HookandHandmade

I was always worried watching my brother grow up He was actually behind compared to his peers Flash forward to highschool, somehow he was a straight A student, graduated with a semester of college competed and overall thrived Moral of the story, be patient It’ll work out Comment from : GeeGee _

Another great video! I find these tutorials of activities so very helpful Thanks for the work you do to put this out there for all of us 💕 Comment from : Victoria Dekle

I never realized how Montessori my kindergarten class was until I started watching your videos a few months ago! From the shelving to wooden materials to resolving taking turns with other kids by myself, everything had a structure that made it so organized It was so appealing to me when I was starting to learn English at 4/5 before I had to move I’m turning 24 next month and have no kids but my mom babysits toddlers so those Montessori & Me tracing boards would be a great start for them to get comfortable holding a pencil But at the same timeHaha, those boards are calling to me Comment from : Leslie Nguyen

Thanks for the video Ashley, as usual it's so interesting & helpful 💞💞 Comment from : Cjr Rob

I’m 20 right now and my husband and I agreed that when I’m 23 we can start trying to get pregnant So here I am, preparing 3 years in advance for my future toddlers! :) Comment from : Michelle McNeill

I just was looking for videos on this and thought to myself man I wish Ashley had something like this she’s great 😁 Comment from : Rachel Strode

It’s been a long awaited video for sure! 💖 Comment from : Marta Haro

What about the red rods or the number beads? Do you not use those? Comment from : *Veggie Enthusiast*

I have been waiting for this video :) my 32 months old son started showing some interests in numbers! Thanks Ashley Comment from : Joymax S2

Thank you, just right in time Today I was looking for some tips how to start numbers with my toddler and here you come 🙂 Comment from : Pat_i_ kot

Thinking of you during this time ❤️ Thanks for sharing your content Comment from : M Si

Thanks a lot for such a detail instructions for each activities Comment from : Two Happiest Girls

I love that you and Mike have found a way to mesh your individual strengths to help your girls and other families! Maybe one day Mike can go full time "Montessori and Me" Is that a goal or does he love his current job anyways? Thanks for all your advice My 2 year old is going to LOVE his DIY sandpaper numbers and letters! ❤ Comment from : Megan Ball

You are not looking well Are you ok ?? Comment from : Kailash Mendiratta

Math in Montessori is what absolutely sold me on the method The trinomial cube blew my mind! I had a very traditional experience with it, enjoying it when a teacher was passionate about it, and indifferent when the teacher was too My brother entered Montessori absolutely not interested in Math and only gravitating towards language But with the help of the teacher in the class and the Montessori materials, he became so passionate about it! Now he is in high school, his hobby is playing with formulas in excel (😮) and is interested in accounting or programming in college Oh and for fun, he still likes to sit around and read books or research random facts His Montessori upbringing is so very evident! Comment from : Maria and Montessori

Perfect timing! Such a great video Thanks Ashley❤ Comment from : Jessalee B

Love it! Thanks! Comment from : Hope

Thank you for another great video! Comment from : Sarah Pham

Hi Thank you making this video Hope you are doing well Comment from : Raising Faith

Yay! I’ve been waiting for a new Montessori at home video! Thank you!❤️ Comment from : Renee

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