A key concept in Montessori, the so-called “three-part” lesson is used naturally by many parents without them even realizing it! 1st Stage: we describe the object, the characteristic: “Rough is rough”. You can present a rough card and another smooth one, having the child run their finger over each and saying: “Smooth is smooth.” Then take the following card: “Rough is rough”.
2nd Stage: you can put the cards on the table and ask the child to show you the “rough” and the “smooth”, etc. If he makes a mistake, don’t contradict him, you risk blocking his enthusiasm, you can simply tell him: “That’s rough. Hey, look at that, it’s smooth.” When the child has mastered the cards perfectly and answers correctly, you can take a card and ask: “What is this? “.
It’s the 3rd part of the lesson, he’s the one who names. If he doesn't know, you can respond matter-of-factly, "It's rough and what is that?" ” by presenting another card. Pairing: Once the child has mastered these adjectives “smooth” and “rough”, you can spread the tablets in front of him, clearly visible, and put them in pairs after comparing them by passing your finger over them. /span>

Dimensions: 15.2 cm × 12.0 cm × 6.0 cm
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Product Collection: Toddler Montessori

Nathan Tout Petit Montessori - My Rough Tablets

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