Fun with Montessori Decimal System - Course by Modern Montessori

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Fun with Montessori Decimal System

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In Montessori, we always start the child's education with more concrete elements before moving onto more abstract ones. In early Montessori math classes, we introduce the child to decimal numerals. The child is exposed to the place value zero in this subject of math. Children of all ages find the Golden Beads interesting, and they benefit from their ease of concept learning. Because of it, children can fully and clearly understand the entire decimal system. All the numbers between 1 and 9999 that are currently in use can be formed using these materials. This resource's main strength is that even the most abstract concepts, such thousands, hundreds, tens, and units, are made tangible. The child gradually begins to take in and internalize this knowledge with the utmost naturalness and simplicity.

Math

Counting

Numbers

Place Value

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Lesson 1: Learning the Names of the Power of Ten with Golden Beads
The beautiful and engaging introduction to the decimal system is taught to kids in this lesson. The kid discovers what each bead's proper name is. This practice strengthens the child's memory, introduces the decimal system in a fantastic way, gets him ready for future math, fosters his ability to discriminate between different colors, and sharpens his mathematical thinking.
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Lesson 2: Counting through with Golden Beads
In this lesson children will learn to count through and gain a better understanding of units, tens, hundreds, and thousands. This practice helps the child develop a sensory comparison of quantities and teaches them how to shift hierarchies after nine.
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Lesson 3: Recognizing Quantities With Golden Beads
In this lesson children learn counting the beads, which helps with auditory perception, visual discrimination, and provides practice with calculating precise quantities.
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Lesson 4: Learning the names of the Numerals of Power of Ten
In this lesson, it aids in the growth of the children's mathematical minds. This practice also helps the child develop their concept of place value by teaching them to recognize one unit, one ten, one hundred, and one thousand in a more abstract way.
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Lesson 5: Counting through with Numerals
In this lesson, the children practice counting and shifting hierarchies as they learn how to count in a more abstract way.
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Lesson 6: Recognizing Numerals
The activity in this lesson allows children to practice identifying various numbers. It also serves as an excellent assessment to determine how much the child has learned. In addition, the child's auditory perception and visual discrimination are also fostered by this practice.
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Lesson 7: Combining quantities & numerals - The Banking Game
The interactive activity in this lesson gives the children practice in identifying a specific number and aids in their ability to connect concrete quantity with the appropriate digits. It also serves as an excellent assessment tool to gauge the children's progress.
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Lesson 8: Learning the Names of the Quantities 11 to 15 with Coloured Beads
In this lesson children will see the quantity, learn the name, and the bead count. It is intended to teach children the names of numbers 11 through 15 by combining quantities and recognizing them as separate numbers later. The ten bar is an important early introduction to the units of ones and tens.
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Lesson 9: Learning the Names of the Quantities 16 to 19 with Coloured Beads
In this lesson children will see the quantity, learn the name, and the bead count. It is intended to teach children the names of numbers 16 through 19 by combining quantities and recognizing them as separate numbers later. The ten bar is an important early introduction to the units of ones and tens.
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Lesson 10: Learning the Names of the Numerals 11 to 15 with Seguin Board A
In this lesson children will learn the proper sequence of numbers 11 through 15; it also helps them understand the meaning of two-digit numbers and the place values of tens and ones.
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Lesson 11: Learning the Names of the Numerals 16 to 19 with Seguin Board A
In this lesson children will learn the proper sequence of numbers 16 through 19; it also helps them understand the meaning of two-digit numbers and the place values of tens and ones.
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Lesson 12: Combining Quantities & Numerals 11 to 19 with Seguin Board A
In this lesson children will learn that numbers 11 through 19 are made up of a ten and number of ones. It aids them in writing these numbers but also in comprehending the basis of how many tens and ones make up a number.
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Lesson 13: Learning the names of the Quantities 10 to 50
G4A (Course 2)_Learning the names of the Quantities 10 to 50
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Lesson 14: Learning the Names of the Quantities 60 to 90
In this lesson, the children recognize quantities from 60 through 90, which helps them learn how to sequence numbers from 60 through 90 and gets them ready for subsequent math operations.
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Lesson 15: Learning the Names of the Numerals 10 to 50 with Seguin Board B
In this lesson, the children learn how to recognize and order written numbers from 10 through 50 in a more abstract way, and they also get extra practice with place values for tens.
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Lesson 16: Learning the Names of the Numerals 60 to 90 with Seguin Board B
In this lesson, the children learn how to recognize and order written numbers from 60 through 90 in a more abstract way, and they also get extra practice with place values for tens.
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Lesson 17: Combining Quantities & Numerals 10 to 90 with Seguin Board B
In this lesson, the children learn to combine quantity, name, and symbol (concrete and abstract) using Seguin Board B. This activity gets them for future math operations

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The Modern Montessori International (MMI) Group was formed in 1989 as a unique and patented brand of early childhood education in Asia Pacific. Today, it encompasses close to 100 schools in 14 countries across 4 continents – making it one of the largest Montessori presences in the world. Our proven methodologies ensure that only the best learning environment is given to our children. From our exemplary management of preschool services for children; through ensuring the design and delivery of our teacher-training programs to the highest quality; conducting relevant and enriching continuous training and education courses providing state-of-the-art products and resources for a child's learning.

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