Primary Montessori Teaching Opportunity / Glen Allen, VA
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Mar 24, 2012
I know in some classrooms, walking on the line is a routine work that starts the day, every child must join and do it. I am not sure if I should also do this cause I can see some children who really need control of movement training actually don't choose to do this work as it seems more challlenging for them.
And how about silence game? Do you do it everyday? When do you usually do it?
Thanks all for sharing your experience!
MM
We do walking on the line exercises as a whole group sporadically because it can lead to silliness and less refined movement. We use a special CD for group walking on the line...can't remember the name right now, but it's great. I have a max of two children who are able to choose that work on their own. That number seems manageable for our group. T...See More
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