Trained Brain Pre-School , Dodda Nekkundi

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The sun is up, the sky is blue; it's beautiful, and so are you!” TBPS celebrated 'Blue Day' on 4th SEP 2024.

Blue Day!

📏 Montessori Brown Stairs 📏

The Montessori Brown Stairs are a wonderful tool for teaching children about visual and tactile perception of size and dimension.

Children stack the prisms in order from largest to smallest, enhancing their understanding of gradation and dimension. This activity also helps develop their fine motor skills, concentration, and ability to compare and contrast sizes. The Brown Stairs are not just about building towers—they’re about building foundational math and spatial awareness skills too! 🧱🔝✨

🔲 Montessori Knobbed Cylinders 🔲

Montessori Knobbed Cylinders are a fantastic tool for developing a child's visual and tactile discrimination skills. Each set consists of ten cylinders with small k***s for easy handling. The cylinders vary in height, diameter, or both, allowing children to explore differences in size and shape.

🔢 Simple Addition with Montessori Golden Beads 🔢

Using Montessori Golden Beads, we make learning addition fun and hands-on! 🌟 The golden beads represent units, tens, hundreds, and thousands, making it easy for children to visualize and understand the concept of adding numbers.

🧮 Montessori Spindle Boxes 🧮

Montessori Spindle Boxes are a fantastic tool we use to help children learn the concept of numbers and quantity. Each box is divided into sections labeled with numbers from 0 to 9. The children place the correct number of spindles (small wooden rods) into each section, which helps them understand the relationship between numbers and actual quantities. This hands-on activity not only strengthens their counting skills but also introduces them to the idea of zero. It’s a fun and tactile way to make learning numbers engaging and memorable! 🎉👶

🌿 Exploring Leaves in Preschool 🌿

In our recent nature activity, we had a wonderful time exploring the world of leaves! 🍃 The children discovered that leaves come in many different shades of green, from light to dark, and even found some that were mixed with other colors. We also learned about the variety in leaf sizes and shapes..

Warm Regards, Divya Madhukar