Printable Decanomial Cards
$3.00These pieces are part of the Squaring and Cubing lessons in the Lower Elementary classroom.
Decanomial pieces to accompany the decanomial mat.
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Fraction Multiplication Command Cards
$3.00Sixty simple fraction command cards for your lower elementary class.
Read more about the Montessori approach to fractions on the blog.
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Fifth Great Lesson Charts
$5.00Printable the Fifth Great Lesson. This digital download includes all of the charts you need to teach the Montessori Fifth Great Lesson.
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Neoprene Non-Decimal Bases Mat
$17.42In the Upper Elementary math curriculum, children have the opportunity to  practice with arithmetic in non-decimal bases, such as binary and hexademical. Though not a necessary mathematical skill for everyone, the ability to think flexibly and creatively about numbers is superb training for out-of-the box thinking. .: 4 mm thick neoprene so that beads won’t…
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Two-Digit Multiplier Multiplication Command Cards
$3.00My students love these cards because they can check their own answers. 100 cards is more than you will ever practically need, but elementary students get a thrill from doing Big Work. Having a lot of work available, lets students choose a large quantity of work to satisfy their need.
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Cloth Decanomial Mat
$30.00The decanomial is Big Work that takes a lot of time and focus to complete properly. The completed layout is bigger than the average work rug or table, so that means the work will happen directly on the floor- not ideal. This mat will help support the child by defining the space that they need.
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Neoprene Montessori Yellow Board
$17.42Used for the Decimal Fraction chapters of work. Children practice arithmetic with numbers up to 1,000,000 (millions) and as small as 0.000001 (millionths).
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Multiples Charts and Worksheets
$5.00Any time you take a number another time you are making multiples. The child has already had indirect experience with multiples through the work with chains, and multiplication, so we need now to bring to awareness the principles they have been employing all along.
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Fraction Subtraction Command Cards
$3.00One hundred simple fraction command cards for your lower elementary class.
Read more about the Montessori approach to fractions on the blog.
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Improper Fraction Addition Command Cards
$3.00Sixty fraction addition command cards with mixed number answers for your lower elementary class.
Read more about the Montessori approach to fractions on the blog.
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Fraction Addition Command Cards
$3.00One hundred simple fraction command cards for your lower elementary class.
Read more about the Montessori approach to fractions on the blog.
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Division Command Cards
$3.00My students love these cards because they can check their own answers. 100 cards is more than you will ever practically need, but elementary students get a thrill from doing Big Work. Having a lot of work available, lets students choose a large quantity of work to satisfy their need.
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Multiplication Command Cards
$3.00My students love these cards because they can check their own answers. 100 cards is more than you will ever practically need, but elementary students get a thrill from doing Big Work. Having a lot of work available, lets students choose a large quantity of work to satisfy their need.
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Subtraction Command Cards
$3.00My students love these cards because they can check their own answers. 100 cards is more than you will ever practically need, but elementary students get a thrill from doing Big Work. Having a lot of work available, lets students choose a large quantity of work to satisfy their need.
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Addition Command Cards
$3.00My students love these cards because they can check their own answers. 100 cards is more than you will ever practically need, but elementary students get a thrill from doing Big Work. Having a lot of work available, lets students choose a large quantity of work to satisfy their need.
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Checkerboard Sewing Pattern
$5.00This seven page PDF file gives the complete instructions for making your own Montessori checkerboard to use in your homeschool environment or in your Montessori School! I believe that a fabric checkerboard is actually preferable to the wooden one (I’ve used both), the beads roll around a lot on the wood board which makes it somewhat frustrating to use, no such issue with the fabric checkerboard!
The instructions are complete but they do assume some level of sewing experience. This pattern is suitable for adventurous beginners and up!
