Montessori Education at Home -- Cultivating Mathematical Qualities

Author: Liang Zhixen
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This set of books primarily absorbs and integrates the popular Montessori education philosophy and the theory of sensory integration, along with other advanced early childhood education concepts. It aims to provide comprehensive and scientific parenting knowledge while addressing various issues young parents encounter in the process of raising children in clear and accessible language. The content spans from pre-pregnancy to the child's sixth birthday and includes: promoting advanced early education concepts, prenatal and postnatal health care, and promoting fetal brain development, fostering children's intellectual development, cultivating mental health and shaping good behavior, proper nutrition and dietary planning, disease prevention and recovery plans, etc. The activities designed in this book are lively, ingeniously conceived, and blend scientific rigor with fun, helping parents incorporate learning into daily life through interactive play with their children. Using their favorite toys and common household items, children can engage in hands-on activities to learn mathematical concepts in a playful manner, laying a solid foundation for primary school. The content includes: learning number classification and sorting methods, understanding basic mathematics, grasping the practical meaning of numbers, forming numbers, initial addition and subtraction operations, understanding the concept of multiplication, and recognizing geometric shapes to develop spatial perception.