Preschool & Kindergarten
Practical Life & Sensorial
Sensorial Exploration is aided by the beautiful exercises that have been designed to isolate one sensorial experience. The built in control of error enables the child to independently self- correct. The child’s visual, auditory tactile and olfactory senses are engaged in different exercises. Children learn the vocabulary associated with these sensorial experiences, thus making them into concepts. The child is constantly trying to order their natural world and home environment. They spontaneously organize and classify colors, size, texture and sound. These materials aid them in this endeavor.
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Observing
Children refine their visual skills through observing bugs, plants, length, size, and color.
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Practical Life
Children use child sized tools to take care of their environment, body and to make food. This builds concentration and fine motor skills which are needed to plan and physically complete a task.
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Sensorial
Senses are used to describe, compare and enrich vocabulary. This is the foundation of math and reading.
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Large Scrubbing
This lesson requires planning and previous lessons, such as filling a jug, carrying a full jug, and deciding what tools are needed to scrub, soap and dry the truck. Maintaining concentration throughout and being committed to the lesson. Also, the love of trucks.