Why Did I Create These Lesson Plans?
Here is my story:
Maybe it's yours as well (or something similar)
I connected with the Montessori philosophy and I was excited to get
started. I was armed with my "albums" (the term used to describe the
curriculum covered with the students within a three year learning
cycle). I had the privilege of experiencing my first primary
classroom. Unfortunately, the former Montessori Teacher (also known as
the "Guide" or "Directress") before left no records tracking the
progress of the children I had in my charge. I started to panic,
wondering where I would even begin. Can you believe this has happened
to me? Twice!
How
incredible it would have been if the lesson plans I have created had
been in place! I would have just taken out the September lesson plan I
have created and taught with confidence, knowing the educational terrain
the children had covered. I would have been more than ready to welcome
the new students to the classroom with leaders intact.
Maybe your class is mostly 3 year olds.
Perfect!
You can take the lesson plans, look through the daily lesson plans and
decide upfront which lesson should be set as circle time or group
lessons and which ones you can save for your non-nappers.
Maybe it's been awhile since you have been in the classroom.
If you have your albums, you can take my lesson plans, look at the reference codes listed next to each lesson and cross reference it with your albums, read through the instructions and prepare your room day by day, weekly or monthly!
Maybe you just want a fresh approach to structuring your classroom.
I
promise that these lesson plans will cause you to FALL BACK IN LOVE
with your classroom environment, leaving you more time to focus on the
most important part of this job: bonding with your students!
You are in the right place.
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