“When a child can independently complete a task, their self-esteem and self-confidence can develop.
By cultivating children’s daily life skills—caring for themselves and their environment—we can foster their sense of responsibility.”
— Maria Montessori
The content of Practical Life education includes: basic movement exercises, graceful social etiquette, self-care, care for the environment, food preparation, coordination and control of movements, among others.
How do these activities benefit children’s development?
They help children acquire essential life skills, fostering self-care abilities and independence. By engaging in sustained work, children develop focus, attention, and a strong sense of order. Furthermore, this lays a foundation for learning in sensory, mathematics, language, science, and cultural domains.
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