Montessori observation notes

This template can be used when observing individual children for programing, planning, learning and development. The Observation Notes template is for...

Some of you may be interested in knowing how I keep general records of lessons and observations in my classroom. As we know, keeping notes and information regarding children's activities is paramount not only to the success of a Montessori educator, but also to the child's overall experience in the prepared environment. As mentioned in this post about record keeping specific to Sandpaper Letters, I have experimented various methods of general record keeping as well. Last year, I changed my…

Montessori Observation Journal: Notes for daily observations: Masterclass, Montessori: 9781087103075: Amazon.com: Books

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The insight gained from observation of the child is so valuable to Montessori teachers.

In this printable worksheet you will understand why observing can be so usefull. The worksheet contains instructions of how to observe your child, a worksheet with examples, a template you can print and write your observations in, and a guide of how to use observation in your daily life. I recommend it to purchase with the Montessori Principles Guide & at least the Montessori Toddler Activity Guide. I also offer 2 Montessori E-courses. Get more information on: www.littlefarmmontessori.com

This template is used by Educators for observations. This template links to the sub-outcomes of Learning Outcome 2 - Children Are Connected With And C...