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Bathroom

One of Montessori's ideas is to teach children to do things on their own. This idea can be implemented in the bathroom setup too. You can do so by ensuring children have easy access to bathroom activities.

Bedroom

Montessori bedroom is a space for the children where they can develop their skills and stimulate their senses. The room is equipped with items that are easily reached or accessed by the children.

Dining Room

Foyer

A foyer or entryway is a space you step into your house through the front door. To incorporate Montessori ideas into the setup, you can opt for a kid-sized coat and shoe rack set and a cube chair for your child.

Kitchen

As a child grow up they like to observe more and the kitchen will be one of their favorite places to explore. At the same time, it would be an ideal place to introduce them to practical life.

Living Room

The living room is usually the main space in the house where the family spends most of their time. It's good for parents to also think about incorporating their children into the setup.

Playroom

A simple design space for children that can promote independence, focus, and movement. It's ideally equipped with child-sized furniture like a toy shelf with limited materials displayed on the shelf.

Indoor Activities

Materials

Montessori materials are learning tools to encourage children to master a skill on their own. Children can learn on their own through repetition and practice. 

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Kitchenware

Aprons

Aprons are special clothes made for children to wear while doing other hands-on stuff in the kitchen. Aprons come in different sizes and styles. These aprons keep children safe from spills and messes.

Bakeware Sets

Bakeware sets are a collection of items that support baking activities. They may include whisks, measuring cups and spoons, rolling pins, and many more.

Bread Baskets

A bread basket is basically a basket for carrying bread or rolls. It may be made of natural materials, such as wood, or plastic and enamels. 

Choppers

Kids choppers are kitchen slicing tools made just for children. These choppers usually have blades that aren't too sharp, so accidents are less likely to happen when children are cooking with an adult nearby.

Cooking Boards

Cooking boards are strong boards for cooking made of materials like plastic or wood. They have kid-friendly designs with smooth edges and come in different sizes, so kids can cook comfortably and safely.

Cooking Utensils

Kids cooking utensils are tools made to help children cook safely. They are made from wood, silicone or metal and have kid-friendly designs and shapes that are easy to hold.

Cutlery

Kids cutlery sets usually have forks, spoons, and small knives with rounded edges and blunt tips.

Dish Brush

A toddler-sized dish brush is a little brush that really works. It is perfect for children who want to be involved in dishwashing. 

Egg Slicers

An egg slicer is a food preparation utensil. It is used to slice peeled, hard-boiled eggs quickly and evenly.

Fruit Slicers

A fruit slicer is a simple and practical kitchen tool for cutting different kinds of fruits.

Graters

A grater is used to shred or grate food into smaller pieces.  Graters are sometimes also called shredders.  Graters are usually made of stainless steel.

Juicer

A juicer is a kitchen tool for extracting juice from fruits especially oranges. It may be made of glass or plastic.

Knives

Children's knives are specially designed tools. These are meant to introduce kids to basic cutting tasks in the kitchen. It is done in a safe and educational manner.

Oven Mitts

Oven mitts are commonly known as oven gloves. Oven mitts are padded mittens for handling hot dishes and pans. These are thermal insulated gloves or mittens. They are designed to be worn over one's entire hand.

Peeler

A peeler, or vegetable scraper, is a kitchen tool consisting of a metal blade with a slot with a sharp edge attached to a handle. It is used to remove the skin of some vegetables and fruits.

Pitcher

Montessori-aligned pitcher is made just for children's small hands. It is perfect for pouring beverages like water, juice or milk into their cereal. 

Placemats

Placemats are great for toddlers learning to set the table. The shapes of the plate, glass and utensils are easily identified. The kids then will know where everything goes.

Recipe Cards

Recipe cards are kid-friendly note cards with pictures. They represent all tools, ingredients, and actions performed for each step of the recipes. These are a great way to encourage language development. 

Rolling Pins

Montessori rolling pins are simply real child-size baking tool. The rolling pin is small enough for little hands to use and create flat and smooth surfaces or fun patterns.

Spatulas

A spatula, also called a turner, is a kitchen tool with a long handle and a flat top used for lifting or blending foods. These spatulas are sized for the youngest cooks.

Stirring Spoons

Stirring spoons are spoons used primarily to stir drinks or foods.

Tongs

Tongs are a type of kitchen utensil that help kids grab onto foods to lift, flip, toss, or serve them without hand contact. 

Whisks

A whisk is a kitchen utensil used for beating food by hand. It is usually made of metal or wood. 

Montessori-aligned kitchenware includes cooking tools made for children to learn to cook. These utensils are made smaller and safer for children to use, so they can cook with confidence. 

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