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Monday, December 10, 2012

DIY Montessori 100's Board

Adeline has learned to recognize her numbers up to about 20 but not the order, so I have been wanting to work on that.  I really wanted to purchase this neat board on Amazon but now is not the time, so I made one for now.


I found a 100's chart at the Dollar Tree the other day so I cut it up and also purchased a foam poster board.
I laminated the squares and sorted them in groups of ten.  I wrote the first few numbers on because that is what we are working on right now.  I think the matching will help her get started.   I think I need to put a little velcro on yet so that they don't slide around.







5 comments:

  1. Just saw this app today in my weekly newsletter from Bridging Apps: http://bridgingapps.org/app/?id=562791055&utm_source=BridgingApps+Newsletter&utm_campaign=5eb011f70b-RSS_WEEKLY_NEWSLETTER&utm_medium=email

    It is a 100 chart as an app. Thanks for all of the great ideas that you post!

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  2. Love this idea! We're working on numbers with Trevy right now too and I've been on the lookout for hands on ideas!

    ...danielle

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  3. I love that you always come up with so many DIY ideas for activities! I featured your post at the Living Montessori Now Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/LivingMontessoriNow

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  4. Totally linking to you this post in my upcoming post on the hundred board!

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