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PATTERNS WITH COINSAsk the children to collect different coins. Children can keep these coins on a paper anddraw their outlines with a pencil. Using a co<strong>mb</strong>ination of coins of different shapes and sizeschildren can make different patterns. Children can later colour or shade these patterns.MATCH THE PICTURESDraw two sets of pictures.Children have to join the matching pictures of the two sets by a line.
ZERO-COST INSET PUZZLESOld rubber slippers are great for makingMontessori Inset Puzzles. Take an old rubber“Hawai slipper and scrub it clean with soap.Mark out some geometric shapes on theslipper with a pen. Keep the slipper on awooden board and cut the shapes using a shoemaker’s knife (rampi). Round circles are bestcut by hammering a sharpened pipe on therubber.Rubber slippers have no sharp points so theycannot hurt children and are safe. The rubberblocks fit snugly into their slots. The insetblocks are white above and blue below. If youupturn them then the blue block stand outclearly on the white background. So, there isno need to paint them.MOTHER MOTHER TRUCKRUCK1 Take a 20 cm x 30 cm pieceof shoe sole rubber (about 8mm thick). Mark out differentvehicles - engine, car, jeep andvan on it.2. Cut these shapes with asharp knife3. Using a shoe maker’spunch make two holes of8 mm diameter near thebase of each vehicle.4. The finished rubber carswill look like this.5. Make several buttonwheel pairs. Use 1.5 cmlong pieces of a ball-penbody as bearings.6. These pieces will snapinto the holes of therubber vehicles. You canfix or remove the wheelsat will.7. You can also fix wheels on theMother Truck.8. Fix the wheels on the vehicles to make them run.Join all the vehicles into a train.
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Page 5 and 6: JUMPING FROGThis is an amazing pape
Page 7 and 8: PAPER PUPPETSMost children make the
Page 9 and 10: FUN WITH PAPERCircular SpringTake a
Page 11 and 12: EVERYTHING HAS A HISTORYScience is
Page 13 and 14: SHAPECut a lot of small and big geo
Page 15 and 16: SIZING UPTake a handful of small st
Page 17: SPINNING DICEIf you find that you c
Page 21 and 22: LENGTHIf you know the lengths of so
Page 23 and 24: VOLUME20ml.1. Dip a little cotton b
Page 25 and 26: WEIGHT1. Make a weighing balance us
Page 27 and 28: TIN CLOCKToday Montessori teaching
Page 29 and 30: NUMBER PATTERNSIt is sad to see chi
Page 31 and 32: THREE DIMENSIONAL MODELS1. Pierce a
Page 33 and 34: GEOMETRY BY PAPER FOLDINGMost of th
Page 35 and 36: PAPER CUBEUsing six similar squares
Page 37 and 38: Slipper AbacusPLACE VALUE / DECIMAL
Page 39 and 40: ROULETTEEmpty ball pen refills are
Page 41 and 42: PAPER PROTRACTOR1. Take a 10cm x 10
Page 43 and 44: TANGRAMTangram is a thousand year o
Page 45 and 46: BEST PESTLessons are mugged up for
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Page 49 and 50: DANCING DOLLYou will need one sheet
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Page 55 and 56: Can you fill the empty bottle?Place
Page 57 and 58: SPRINKLER1. Tie a metre long string
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Page 61 and 62: HearingOUR SENSES1. Close one ear w
Page 63 and 64: BIRD IN A CAGEWe see things with ou
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MIRROR RACINGDISAPPEARING DOTTo do
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CLAP IN THE AIRGenerations of child
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PAPER CRACKERCrackers used during t
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ON MICE AND CHILDRENAn American pro
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FUN WITH HEATHot or Cold?Dancing Co
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BRIGHT IDEASChildren learn a great
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A REVOLUTIONARY MOTORA rotating ele
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SIMPLY ELECTRIFYING!Add charge to a
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THE CAPTAIN’S HAT STORYLillian Op
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RAJA CAP, NEHRU CAP, KULU CAP1. Wit
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Finished SkeletonPAPER SKELETONTo m
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LEAF ZOOThere are many kinds of tre
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MATCHBOX TROLLEY1. To make the Matc
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MATCHBOX RIDERAll it takes to make
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1. Take two strings each 80-cm long
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1. Collect two torch batteries and
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1. To make an air jack you will req
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SLOTTED ANIMALSThese slotted animal
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Catch a ButterflySOME INTERESTING T
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MOSQUITO OR FLY1. Take a 1.5 metre
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Nearly 150 years ago, Chief Seattle
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SIMPLEST SOLAR COOKERThis solar coo
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If something is done in thespirit o
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ROLLER PRINTINGAny symbol, or icon,
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How to break a strong string?SOME A
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