Montessori-At-Home Fond of the sea? Take your little one on a fishing trip at home! This activity aims to build a child’s coordination skills as they attempt to balance the hovering magnet over the paper clip, as well as understanding of zoology! Build their curiosity in both science and nature in this simple coordination game!...Continue Reading

Since the start of the quarantine period on the 18th March 2020, we have been doing our part by staying home and staying safe. But there are still doctors, nurses, healthcare teams, janitors, police officers, delivery drivers, grocery store clerks, gas station attendants, warehouse workers, pharmacists and other essential team members who are out there...Continue Reading

At the early stage of childhood, children rely on their senses to learn about the world. If you haven’t heard yet, sensory baskets are a great tool to introduce to your child! Aside from developmental benefits, you can also build the basket together and spend a bit more time as a family. Click here to...Continue Reading

Introducing the “Soda Stamping Flower Art” With some colourful paint and recycled bottles, you are good to go! Normal bottles with a 5-point bottom is great to be used as they instantly give you ”petal” shapes! However, you can also use the rounded bottoms to give your flowers a “ring”   Have some endless stamping...Continue Reading

For children aged 5 to 6 years old, parents could set the level higher through an alphabet memory game to boost their memory. Here are the steps: 1. Prepare 52 empty cards. 2. Have your children to write down each alphabet on each card, both uppercase and lowercase. 3. Shuffle the cards and lay them...Continue Reading

Another Montessori-At-Home activity, the alphabet bingo game is fun for children aged 2.5 to 4 years old who are on the road to recognising the 26 letters. All you need to do is to print out the bingo cards below or create your own. Pick a letter and let your children search for it. The...Continue Reading

Through the following activity, toddlers not only build up on their early handwriting skills but they also understand the concept of cause and effect. All you need are baby rice cereal or crumbed crackers or any baby snack that you can find at home and a cookie sheet or cloth to spread the crumbs. Then,...Continue Reading

Playdough is a great sensory tool for pre-schoolers of all ages. For the younger ones, it strengthens the muscles of their little hands by working on their gross motor skills that helps with gripping things when they are older. For the older ones, it boosts imagination and creativity. Here’s how you can make your own...Continue Reading

Rise and shine 🌞 It’s time to stretch out that muscle! Bring your children along on a 16-minute adventure on a pirate ship as we keep our body pumping 💪🏻Continue Reading

Looks like it’s time for some family fun!  Take your children on a mission impossible.  The goal is to cross over to the other side without touching the laser. This activity promotes problem solving skills and movement coordination. For more fun, parents could play ball with your children by tossing it over the “laser”. All...Continue Reading