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Infant and Toddler
(Birth to 3 years old): These programs focus on sensory exploration and developing independence. Buy Here
Primary/Preschool
(Ages 3-6): This stage includes preschool and kindergarten, with children learning through self-directed activity. Buy Here
Lower Elementary
(Ages 6-9): Students in this phase typically cover grades 1, 2, and 3.
Upper Elementary
(Ages 9-12): This stage covers grades 4, 5, and 6. Buy Here
Adolescent/Secondary
(Ages 12-18): This level is often divided into Middle School (ages 12-15) and High School (ages 15-18). Buy Here
At each level of a Montessori education, the curriculum builds upon itself, moving from concrete, sensory-based learning to more abstract and interdisciplinary studies. The teaching focuses on five core subject areas: Practical Life, Sensorial, Mathematics, Language, and Cultural Studies, with the specific activities tailored to the developmental stage of the students.
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Science Buddies
This site is a goldmine of resources, offering thousands of free, scientist-authored project ideas and activities categorized by age, subject, difficulty, and material cost. Science Buddies is an excellent place to find simple projects using everyday items.
The Exploratorium
This public learning laboratory provides a wide variety of teacher-tested, hands-on science activities that are often low-cost and designed to be done at home. You can filter by subject and material.
Howtosmile.org
Curated by educators from museums and universities, this collection features over 3,500 free science and math activities. You can filter activities by age, material cost, and learning time to find the perfect low-budget option.
Little Bins for Little Hands
This website provides a wealth of quick, simple STEM challenges and "STEM on the Cheap" ideas that focus on using inexpensive, common materials like paper, toothpicks, and marshmallows.
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Subject-Specific Resources
Tips for Finding Affordable Activities
Tips for Finding Affordable Activities
- PBS Kids Design Squad Global: This site and accompanying video series offer engineering-focused activities and challenges using basic materials, encouraging design thinking and problem-solving.
- Code.org and Scratch/ScratchJr: For technology and computer science fundamentals, these are leading resources. Code.org offers "unplugged" coding activities that teach logic without a computer, while Scratch and ScratchJr (for younger kids) offer free platforms for programming simple stories and games.
- NASA STEM Engagement: Explore space and Earth science with NASA's resources, which include games, activities, and at-home experiments for all grade levels, many of which use simple materials and are freely available.
- National Geographic Kids: This site is great for science and nature enthusiasts, with games, videos, and activities that inspire curiosity about the natural world and wildlife.
Tips for Finding Affordable Activities
Tips for Finding Affordable Activities
Tips for Finding Affordable Activities
- Utilize Household Items: Many of the best activities rely on things you already own:
- Kitchen staples: Baking soda, vinegar, cornstarch, salt, plastic bags.
- Recycling bin items: Cardboard boxes, plastic bottles, egg cartons.
- Nature finds: Leaves, sticks, stones, flowers.
- Check Your Local Library: Public libraries often host free in-person STEM events and workshops, like "Lego Laboratories" or "STEM Playtime," providing access to materials and guided activities at no cost.
- Look for Citizen Science Projects: Websites like SciStarter or Zooniverse offer free projects where families can contribute to real scientific research from home, fostering a sense of purpose and engagement with actual science.
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