Offer practical life activities for skillbuilding from "summary" of The Montessori Toddler by Simone Davies
Practical life activities are a cornerstone of the Montessori approach, providing children with the opportunity to develop essential skills through hands-on experiences. These activities are designed to be purposeful and meaningful, allowing children to engage in tasks that mirror those they see in everyday life. By participating in these activities, children not only develop their fine and gross motor skills but also gain a sense of independence and self-confidence. When children engage in practical life activities, they are able to practice important life skills such as pouring, spooning, and sweeping. These activities not only help children develop their coordination and concentratio...
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