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Digital Download, 57 Pages, 2022 Edition
It’s time to get crafty! Your child’s hands will be super strong after all the practical and traditional art activities they’ll be exploring, including weaving, folding, punching, dipping, rolling, and wrapping! Busy little fingers will be so happy! Tender little hearts will no doubt think of loved ones to give these gifts to. Whether you do these all at once or pull out an activity for a quiet, rainy afternoon, you’ll find a lot of joy in here!
The Montessori lessons in this theme are as exciting as they are soothing. All activities use simple, crafty materials you likely have around the house. Plus, you’ll be relieved to find the done-for-you printable materials inside the packet: just print, cut and start teaching!
“My daughters loved the “tin” pin punching! To be honest, pin punching is a classic Montessori activity that I’ve been wanting to try but kind of doubted the kids would be interested in it. This craft(y) activity was the perfect way to try it out! We’ll definitely be doing it again.” – Sarah
“Loved using the candlemaking lesson to create our advent wreath! May be a new family tradition 🕯️” – Ali
“So grateful for the CRAFT theme this month. We’ve been talking a lot about how I learned knitting from my grandmother who passed away five years ago and it’s been so heartwarming to me. Also I totally got my knitting mojo back – it’s the best self-care for me!!” – Kimmy
Your kids will love these creative craft-related activities, including napkin folding, exploring types of crafts, making coil pots, and more. Over 50 pages of printables, visual directions, a monthly pacing guide, materials lists, book recommendations, and more. 2022 Edition.
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Sam –
My 3 year old absolutely loved the activities and books in this unit. It was our first month in Constellation and such a great way to start. I noticed the magic was in how much she wanted to repeat each activity and grew more independent each time.
Rowan Davies –
It flowed into our day-to-day routine so well. It was a great way to introduce new ideas and lessons, and shake things up just enough.
Karina –
My 3 year old loved this theme and how it connected with objects from our everyday life, such as crafts displayed in our home and crafting we do as a family. So many activities we repeated and enthusiastically shared with other family members.
Kori Newman –
I’m an extremely crafty person and wasn’t sure how much of the craft theme would be new for my 3yo BUT what a surprise! We had such a good time with this theme, definitely the most involved we’ve both been in our homeschool journey.