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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Language Cabinets



There are two cabinets of Language Materials in our classroom. 



  • Top Shelf:  Fish bowl with creative writing prompts – Grammar Symbols – Large Grammar Symbols for presentations, basket with parts of speech work for advanced students or 3rd levels,  3ring binder with how to write different types of letters and reports and the grammar symbols chart in front of it, SRA’s Box (SRA is a reading comprehension work.)  The child reads a story and answers questions based on the reading.  The stories start easy, one paragraph, and by the time the children are 2nd levels the stories get longer.
  • Second  Shelf: Grammar work for 1st and 2nd levels– Two baskets with color pencils  and grammar symbol stencils.
  • Third and Fourth shelves  – Sentence Analysis

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  • Top Shelf:  Moveable Alphabet, phonics packets,  sight words
  • Second Shelf: Phonic packets and Dictionary Work
  • Third Shelf: Tackle boxes with Grammar Work



  • 1 comment:

    Daviis said...

    Montessori Language Cabinets are essential components of the Montessori method, fostering language development through tactile, interactive materials. These cabinets house carefully designed materials like sandpaper letters, moveable alphabets, and language cards, providing a hands-on approach to literacy. By engaging sensory experiences, children naturally absorb language skills, promoting a love for learning and effective communication. The Montessori Language Materials are thoughtfully designed to foster language development through hands-on exploration.