Encourage movement and exploration in a safe environment from "summary" of The Montessori Toddler by Simone Davies
In order to foster a child's natural curiosity and sense of independence, it is crucial to create an environment that encourages movement and exploration. By allowing children to freely move about and explore their surroundings, they are able to develop important physical and cognitive skills. In a safe environment, children can navigate their surroundings with confidence, knowing that they are free to explore without fear of harm. This sense of safety allows them to push their boundaries and discover new things about the world around them. When children are given the freedom to move and explore, they are more likely to engage in hands-on learning experiences. This type of learning is essential for young children, as it helps them make sense of the world around them and develop a deeper understanding of concepts. In a Montessori environment, children are given the opportunity to choose their own activities and explore at their own pace. This autonomy allows them to follow their interests and develop a sense of agency over their own learning. By encouraging movement and exploration in a safe environment, we are supporting children in their natural development and helping them build essential skills for the future. It is important to create an environment that allows for freedom of movement and exploration, so that children can fully engage with their surroundings and develop a sense of curiosity and wonder about the world.
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