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Whether you want to decorate your child’s room or use them while talking, playing, or learning about a specific theme, these posters are a quick way to access high-quality educational materials.
Purchase a high-resolution PDF file that you can print at home or at a print shop. Two children at home? Print two copies!
Inspired by Montessori principles, the posters feature realistic objects, true-to-life colors, and clearly written labels in a clean font. Created by a professional illustrator, these posters provide both educational value and a touch of beauty to your child’s environment.
© MB seku vaiku. All designs and materials are protected under the Copyright and Related Rights Law of the Republic of Lithuania. Sharing download links with third parties, copying, or redistributing the material in whole or in part without prior written consent from MB seku vaiku is strictly prohibited. Any unlawful use, copying, or distribution will be subject to liability as defined by Lithuanian law.
Whether you want to decorate your child’s room or use them while talking, playing, or learning about a specific theme, these posters are a quick way to access high-quality educational materials.
Purchase a high-resolution PDF file that you can print at home or at a print shop. Two children at home? Print two copies!
Inspired by Montessori principles, the posters feature realistic objects, true-to-life colors, and clearly written labels in a clean font. Created by a professional illustrator, these posters provide both educational value and a touch of beauty to your child’s environment.
© MB seku vaiku. All designs and materials are protected under the Copyright and Related Rights Law of the Republic of Lithuania. Sharing download links with third parties, copying, or redistributing the material in whole or in part without prior written consent from MB seku vaiku is strictly prohibited. Any unlawful use, copying, or distribution will be subject to liability as defined by Lithuanian law.
Whether you want to decorate your child’s room or use them while talking, playing, or learning about a specific theme, these posters are a quick way to access high-quality educational materials.
Purchase a high-resolution PDF file that you can print at home or at a print shop. Two children at home? Print two copies!
Inspired by Montessori principles, the posters feature realistic objects, true-to-life colors, and clearly written labels in a clean font. Created by a professional illustrator, these posters provide both educational value and a touch of beauty to your child’s environment.
© MB seku vaiku. All designs and materials are protected under the Copyright and Related Rights Law of the Republic of Lithuania. Sharing download links with third parties, copying, or redistributing the material in whole or in part without prior written consent from MB seku vaiku is strictly prohibited. Any unlawful use, copying, or distribution will be subject to liability as defined by Lithuanian law.
Whether you want to decorate your child’s room or use them while talking, playing, or learning about a specific theme, these posters are a quick way to access high-quality educational materials.
Purchase a high-resolution PDF file that you can print at home or at a print shop. Two children at home? Print two copies!
Inspired by Montessori principles, the posters feature realistic objects, true-to-life colors, and clearly written labels in a clean font. Created by a professional illustrator, these posters provide both educational value and a touch of beauty to your child’s environment.
© MB seku vaiku. All designs and materials are protected under the Copyright and Related Rights Law of the Republic of Lithuania. Sharing download links with third parties, copying, or redistributing the material in whole or in part without prior written consent from MB seku vaiku is strictly prohibited. Any unlawful use, copying, or distribution will be subject to liability as defined by Lithuanian law.
- bathroom routine;
- evening or morning routine;
- the need to dress appropriately for the weather;
- the course of the day or part of the day.
Vision is primarily the developing sense of the newborn. The carousels hung above the baby gradually awaken it, becoming the first sensory activity.
"Munari" carousel - the first Montessori carousel that can be introduced to a newborn from the very first days. You can make it yourself by downloading this digital memo with a print-ready template and hanging instructions.
In Montessori pedagogy, the first objects introduced to the newborn are precisely the carousels. They are used from the first day until about three months and are designed considering the development of the baby's vision and attention focus, later becoming an important foundation for intellectual development.
Since vision is still developing at this stage and sight is still blurry, this carousel is contrasting, made up of easily distinguishable shapes. The baby can explore contrast and develop the ability to follow moving objects by observing the shapes hanging in the air.
Vision is primarily the developing sense of the newborn. The carousels hung above the baby gradually awaken it, becoming the first sensory activity.
"Octahedra" is the second Montessori carousel that can be introduced to a 5-8 week old baby. You can make it yourself by downloading this digital memo with a print-ready template and hanging instructions.
In Montessori pedagogy, the first objects introduced to the newborn are precisely the carousels. They are used from the first day until about three months and are designed considering the development of the baby's vision and attention focus, later becoming an important foundation for intellectual development.
As vision is still developing at this stage and sight is still blurry, this carousel is contrasting, made up of easily distinguishable volumetric shapes. The shiny surface of the octahedra will playfully catch the light and encourage focus, allowing the baby to explore three-dimensional shapes while observing the forms hanging in the air to develop the ability to track moving objects.
Vision is primarily the developing sense of the newborn. The carousels hung above the baby gradually awaken it, becoming the first sensory activity.
"Gobbi" - the third Montessori carousel that can be introduced to a 8-10 week old baby. You can make it yourself by downloading this digital memo with a print-ready template and hanging instructions.
In Montessori pedagogy, the first objects introduced to the newborn are precisely the carousels. They are used from the first day until about three months and are designed considering the development of the baby's vision and attention focus, later becoming an important foundation for intellectual development.
Since vision is still developing at this stage, and color differentiation is weak, this carousel specifically enhances that.Made of different shades of spherical shapes, the carousel will help the baby's eyes develop depth perception. The spheres are hung from the darkest - closest to the lightest - farthest, so as the vision improves, the baby will be able to see the object hung higher.
Vision is primarily the developing sense of the newborn. The carousels hung above the baby gradually awaken it, becoming the first sensory activity.
“Dancers” - the fourth Montessori carousel that can be introduced to a 8-10 week old baby. You can make it yourself by downloading this digital memory with a print-ready template and hanging instructions.
In Montessori pedagogy, the first objects introduced to the newborn are precisely the carousels. They are used from the first day until about three months and are designed considering the development of the baby's vision and attention focus, later becoming an important foundation for intellectual development.
“Dancers” is a favorite carousel of many babies. The changing shiny elements reflections and the appropriate challenge for improving vision lead to longer attention spans in infants and awaken the desire to raise their hands and reach, which is an important stage in further motor development.
Vision is the first sense to develop in a newborn. Carousels hung above the baby gradually stimulate this sense, becoming the first sensory activity.
In Montessori pedagogy, the first objects presented to a newborn are carousels. They are used from the first day until about three months of age and are designed to support the development of the baby's vision and attention span, which later become an important foundation for intellectual development. Since vision is still developing at this stage and sight is still blurry, this mobile is contrasting, consisting of easily distinguishable shapes. The baby can explore the contrast and develop the ability to follow moving objects by watching the shapes hanging in the air. This set includes templates for all four Montessori mobiles and instructions for making them at home.
The first safe scissors have plastic blades and straight, easy-to-grip handles without loops. This is a safer and simpler way for children to learn to cut. The spring-loaded lock allows children to focus on developing the closing motion and the action of pinching and cutting paper. The optimized opening angle helps children safely spread the scissors without dropping them, making them easier to control.
Suitable for both left-handed and right-handed users
Scissors are often considered just a craft tool, but in the Montessori method, they are a truly important tool that helps children develop independence, concentration, and fine motor skills, which prepare the child for writing in the future.
The set of tasks includes activities for cutting practice at 5 different levels, so the child can progress at their own pace.
When a child uses scissors, they are doing much more than just cutting paper:
• Strengthening hand muscles: by holding the scissors and opening and closing them, the child strengthens the small muscles in their hands and fingers. These are the very muscles children will later use to hold and control a pencil on paper.
• Practicing bilateral coordination: cutting requires both hands to work together in different ways – one hand holds the scissors, the other guides the paper. This is excellent preparation for writing, when one hand holds the paper and the other writes.
• Improving hand-eye coordination: the child must watch where the scissors move and adjust their hands to keep the tool on the line. This coordination is essential not only for writing skills but also for everyday tasks like dressing and eating.
• Developing concentration and perseverance: cutting is a truly challenging activity! It requires focus, patience, and constant practice. Every successful cut boosts the child’s self-confidence.
• Encouraging creativity and independence: when children learn to use scissors, they gain a new way to explore art, design, and problem-solving through play.
Print and use again and again together with safe scissors.
- for cutting practice;
- for letter recognition and matching games - look for the same letters in the environment, on posters, match printed + handwritten, outlines with three-dimensional letters from puzzles;
- for tracing practice with a finger or pencil: arrows and dotted lines suggest the correct writing direction
- for coloring;
- for a guide when learning or practicing to write independently, tracing letters on paper or sand;
- for learning to read: letters can be printed as many as needed, arrange words, read them.
Spring tasks inviting you to explore and practice writing skills at the same time:
- tracing activities to develop hand skills;
- exploration activities to enhance attentiveness;
- the first crossword for writing practice.
Print and use again and again!
Vaikas nenori rašyti? Ranka greitai pavargsta? Priemonę laiko kumštyje? Ar gal tiesiog norisi paskatinti ilgalaikį dėmsio sutelkimą?
Bakstymas yra vienas paprasčiausių ir efektyviausių būdų šiuos įgūdžius ugdytis - žaidžiant ir taško po taško lavinant pincetinį sučiupimą bei plaštakos raumenis.
Smagi veikla vaikui, efektyvi nauda jo raidai:
- Stiprina plaštakos ir pirštų raumenis, reikalingus rašymo priemonės valdymui
- Kuria neuronų takus tiksliems, koordinuotiems rankos judesiams
- Tobulina rankos-akies koordinaciją – vaikas stebi, kur juda bakstukas, ir reguliuoja spaudimą
- Ugdo koncentraciją ir atkaklumą – kiekviena sėkmingai išbakstyta forma stiprina pasitikėjimą savimi
Užduotėlės atsispausdinimui – 5 lygių įgūdžio progresija:
- Laisvas bakstymas – vaikas tyrinėja įrankį ir pagrindo pojūtį be konkrečios linijos
- Tiesios linijos – mokosi daryti tankias, tolygias skylutes išilgai linijos
- Geometrinių figūrų kontūrai – apskritimai, kvadratai, trikampiai
- Sudėtingesnių figūrų išmušimas – figūra išbakstyta taip tankiai, kad pavyksta išstumti iš lapo
- Savarankiška kūryba – vaikas pats apveda savo trafaretus ir kuria savarankiškai
Atsispausdinkite bei naudokite vėl ir vėl!
Priemonės rinkinyje: oficialaus Montessori gamintojo Nienhuis bakstukas (14 cm, nerūdijančio plieno smaigalys, ergonomiška plastiko rankena), veltinio pagrindas, 12 skirtingų trafaretų spausdinamos bakstymo kortelės visiems 5 lygiams (atsisiuntimas).
Naudojimui nuo 3 metų su suaugusio priežiūra!
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