I recently shared our hominids task cards on TpT store and wanted to follow up. Check out the post!

THIS post, Preparing a Hominids Shelf, is all about how to use the cards, display them, and what other work to add to enhance children’s learning. As always, I am excited to share these ideas with you!
In the Montessori world, teachers rely on open shelves to invite children to use hands-on materials as a means for learning. You can do this at home too using any available surface. Seriously! In the traditional school, these materials would be part of themed learning centers and often placed by the teacher on each table or in a place where a child can find them when instructed.


What’s on the First Shelf ?

This shelf has the Timeline of Line, a skull replica, the Story of Humans cards, a timeline of hominids, and a poster label.
Another inspiring post! I like how inviting it is. This shelf is a reflection of the “universal design for learning,” and I’m sure any child would find its way to learning.
Thank you Leila for your kind words!