Max and I have been exploring various activities to help him learn how to count and understand numbers using the Montessori Color Beads and Golden Beads Pack. Since August, Max has shown a keen interest in counting and letter sounds, so we have been working on numerous counting activities to support his interest.
I introduced him to the Montessori Colored Beads, a unique way of representing quantities. Each bead bar represents a distinct color and helps a child recognize the quantity associated with that color. As Max progresses, he can use the beads independently to learn fundamental mathematical concepts such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. This material is used in both Primary and Lower Elementary levels.
Montessori 3-Part Cards
Max has been using our giant Montessori beads to count and match our number cards.
When I introduced the cards, he immediately worked on the matching. He enjoyed it even more when he added beads to the activity.
Extension Activities
We order the beads, arrange them from 1 to 10, and eventually create a bead stair.
He also worked on arranging the beads by counting up (1 to 9) and counting down (9 to 1)
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