Montessori Sensorial Activities for Preschool Development
Engage children in Montessori Sensorial activities to enhance their cognitive skills through sensory experiences. Explore activities focusing on sight, touch, taste, smell, and sound, helping children differentiate and perceive the world around them effectively.
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Preschool Professional Course Montessori Module 3 Sensorial
Sensorial Sensorial is used in a Montessori classroom to develop the five senses: sight, listening, touch, taste, and smell. Montessori Sensorial activities help children to think cognitively.
Learning Children learn through experiences, and by engaging in Montessori Sensorial activities, children are able to differentiate between sizes ,colors,orders,smells,tastes and sounds.
Visual Sense Montessori categorizes the things children see with the visual sense further by separating them into Dimension (size, length, width, and breadth of objects) Color/Chromatic (color awareness) Form (shape awareness).
Sense of Smell/Olfactory Olfactory is used in a Montessori class to develop children s sense of smell .You will often present The Smelling Bottles activity to teach children about the different smells in their environment.
Sense of Touch/Tactile Tactile in Montessori is all about touch. Children are encouraged to touch different textures and, by using their sense of touch, heighten their perception and understanding of the world around them. As Maria Montessori said - The hands are the instruments of the mind .
Auditory/Sense of Hearing Auditory is used in Montessori to heighten our children s sense of sound and recognize them. Montessori Bells Sound Cylinders are wonderful activities in Sensorial to help develop this sense in our children.
Gustatory/Sense of Taste Gustatory is used in a Montessori classroom to help children differentiate different foods by different tastes. Sour Bitter Sweet Salty . .
