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As a thank you gift, you will get access to the Resource Library that contains:

  • hundreds of pages of free educational printables for early childhood learners,
  • the opportunity to enroll in the free online courses for teachers,
  • download Four-Week Food Prep Plan for your classroom or home,
  • a PDF to learn how to choose a Montessori school and how you can identify a ‘real’ Montessori school,
  • a daily forest school rhythm detailed description.

When it comes to my free printables, I aim to post them regularly. There are a few beautiful three-part card sets and many come with blackline master pages for practicing handwriting.

I also love creating themed preschool learning mini packs with tracing, cutting, match-up activities, and more. Some activities can be laminated and reused many times when used with a magic marker or plastic pockets.

You may also like to check preschool planners for indoor and outdoor activities under the ‘For Teachers and Parents’ section. These can be quite handy for parents of young children or educators in a family child care setting.

Number Bonds - Addition with Bead Bars Sums of 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 - Free Math Printable

We enjoy going on adventure hunts outdoors with my children. I included some examples of those along with My Nature Journal printable pages for you to take with you next time you are out and about.

Nature Journal Montessori Nature Free Printable (3)

Coloring cards are perfect for assisting children’s fine motor development and strengthening those little finger muscles. There are a couple of seasonal sets available in the resource library.

Sorting learning activities that you will find in the library are great for developing logical thinking. They also foster deeper concentration in the student and provoke their curiosity.

Don’t forget to check the Decalogue of Dr. Maria Montessori. There are two different types of printable – letter size and cards. Poster often gets hanged in the classroom as a gentle reminder for those in charge of little ones and their learning.

I love seeing my printables in action. You can visit the Instagram page to check all the different ways educators use them with their young learners.

In my newsletter, I share my most recent freebies, seasonal activities and talk about current Montessori-related events. I also notify about upcoming sales and offer significant discounts on many of my products.

You know you work hard. So I strive to offer as much support as I possibly can by sharing free quality printables.

I purchase clipart and photographs that I include in the freebies. I take the time to design them and it requires many hours to create each free printable. In addition, I have monthly payments to make to continue to run my website and have it run efficiently.

To make it possible, I joined a wonderful advertisement network – Mediavine that helps me collect revenue from an advertisement displayed on my website. These are amazing people with ethical company culture and I am so glad I could be a part of the network.

I hope that the printables I create and share for free save you a significant amount of time and effort and allow you to focus on what you love doing – dedicating more of your time to your precious little ones.
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– love, Anastasia

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