Montessori Stamp Game, Montessori Math At Home




We bought our Stamp Game here.  I used a introduction to the decimal system tray to present the stamps/number tiles to Xander.  For free lessons check here we use this manual from Montessori Research & Development.


These are simple number cards I made for Xander when we started making numbers with gold beads.  I made these for quick retrieval and additional practice. 

 We did not write anything this time around. This was an initial presentation. 
We went through some static and dynamic addition 2-4 digit.


This is a cute video of a Stamp game lesson. 


This was a fun change for Xander, but a little bitter sweet for both of us as we adore our beautiful golden beads.


Such a great game!
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Complete Stamp Game Package with everything you need to play this game at home.
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8 comments:

  1. pang-pin mommyMarch 20, 2012 at 9:18 PM

    wow ! You am my inspiration.

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    1. Cherine MuirheadMarch 21, 2012 at 5:04 AM

      Thank you:) I LOVE your angry birds Xander will love it too:))

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  2. UnknownMarch 21, 2012 at 8:19 PM

    Oh, goodness! You have the most creative storage ideas! So, PLEASE share with your readers EXACTLY how you have that math storage thing set up. I wanna see a front shot and know how you label them. I have a big one, and I'm thinking about making it entirely into holding math materials -- operations, fractions, geometry, etc... SOOOO please fill us in!

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    1. Cherine MuirheadMarch 22, 2012 at 5:54 AM

      Leann...Thank you!!!!

      I will post another pic, but here are the contents - it's pretty basic actually:))
      top row...4 drawers of addition
      1. 2 digit static and Dynamic
      2. 3 digit s/d
      3. 4 digit s/d
      4. small equation cards

      We followed with multiplication, so that is next in the same configuration.
      Then Subtraction & division all the same.

      Below this... are 4 larger drawers with three more small ones running up between them. The 4 drawers contain a set of tables for each operation, and the three in between have the number cards I made...
      1. 2 digit
      2. 3 digit
      3. 4 digit

      I like your idea to add in other math materials, and may do that with a bigger cabinet ...or add another?

      This idea is from all the amazing cabinets I've seen for language. The problem slips have to lay in on a diagonal, and that can be a pain sometimes but overall it's worked very well for us.
      I made my labels in word - either in the color of the operation or ink. They are very basic:))
      Thanks Leann!!!

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    2. UnknownMarch 22, 2012 at 2:02 PM

      THANK YOU!!! I've been working on my new math cabinet all afternoon... can't wait to share!

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  3. Cherine MuirheadMarch 22, 2012 at 2:46 PM

    Can't wait to see it!!!
    Please list what you put in yours, as mine just has the basic operations stuff:))

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  4. EwaMarch 27, 2012 at 3:31 AM

    Cherine

    I absolutely love your blog. I can see that our kids are both working on the stamp game:-) We had so much fun with it!!

    I would be honored if you would like to link your post to our Polish edition of Montessori Monday http://wczesnaedukacjaantkaikuby.blogspot.com/2012/03/poniedziaek-w-stylu-montessori-marcowy.html

    Warm hugs
    Ewa

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    1. Cherine MuirheadApril 2, 2012 at 5:39 PM

      I certainly when I get a chance...I can't thank you enough for such a kind comment:)) Thank you!!!

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