Maria Montessori says: ” The life of the spirit prepares the dynamic power to daily life and on its side, daily life encourages thought by means of ordinary work.” -The child in the family, page 31
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Coronavirus can spread when people breathe, talk, cough, or sneeze. By wearing face masks in public, even when children feel well, they can help stop the spread of COVID-19 — and protect their families, their communities, and themselves.
Let us ‘Knot-and-Tuck’ our mask children.
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Preparing Egg Sandwich.
Developing life skills can begin with a hands-on task such as making their own sandwich. This is a great way to encourage independence, practice fine motor skills, and foster self-confidence in the child.
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Practicing life skills on laundry day. Washing and drying clothes can be tough work too!
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Washing a table is simple work, yet it can help children adapt to the environment and culture, refine gross and fine motor skills, developmental mental order, concentration, self-direction, and functional independence.
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“Helping out at home raises self-esteem: when parents insist that kids do their chores, they are letting them know that they’re not just loved, they are needed.” – Wendy Mogel