Explanation and Example of Montessori's 3 Part Lesson

Here is the 3 part lesson in action- and a little bit about why it's so awesome.
Happy Teaching!

Is it obvious that I have a personal struggle admitting that I don't know! hahaha

Edward is 3 1/2 years old here.

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Education

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• Montessori
• 3 Part Lesson
• Teaching
• Homeschooling
• Maria

[mbeekhof]

I really enjoy your videos. Would love to see some more. I will be introducing montessori methods at home very soon with my 16 month old. When do you think is a good time to start introducing some of the montessori theories?

[willowtreephoto]

@mbeekhof anytime. remember to take it one thing at a time and follow your child's lead. the easiest way to get frustrated is forcing a child into an activity they are not interested in. INVITE your child and let them show you what they are ready to learn. Invite them again and again and again, help the seeking child find something to do.

[hevipim]

Thank you! Very instructive! I'm triying to put it in action with my one year old daughter... Not always easy to avoid the "what is this" question... I'm working on it!

[willowtreephoto]

@hevipim i agree it's hard.

[LisaNolanMontessori]

Great example and explanation of the Three Period Lesson! I have always recommended your other Montessori home videos to other parents! They are gems! (Cute kids, too!)

Lisa Nolan Montessori

[willowtreephoto]

@LisaNolanMontessori thank you very much for the kind words and helping to spread the inspiration!

[willowtreephoto]

@sukasihcikapot we throw things around here, i have two boys, three if you count my husband. ;)

[azgrl12345]

I really like your videos and would love to see a new one. I'm sure the babies have grown a lot since your last video. You seem to be a dedicated mama.

[freethechild]

Hi Tori, I loved your three-period lesson tutorial! Though I don't usually chuck the material across the classroom (some things work better at home), I also teach the 3-period lesson. I'm a Montessori teacher trainer. I'm also a retired homeschooling mom of three Montessori young adults. I love being in the classroom with my "kids," even though I miss being at home with my kids. The Montessori homeschooling experience is not to be missed!

[willowtreephoto]

@locahijabi thanks for the kind words, happy to have helped in any way.

[locahijabi]

Your son is ADORABLE... i just saw your introduction of Montessori at home (both parts) and love the fact that i found your videos on here. I had few of the Montessori books, but haven't read all the way or applied the concepts fully. I like how it's explained and I can see the application in a real home. Thank you.. and keep up the good work!

[francineW1]

great vid thanks for the great info