Montessori Math Workbook | Number Concepts, Golden Beads, Colored Bead Bars, Arithmetics: Math Activity Workbook Paperback – February 2, 2022

Great workbook that follows the Montessori method my daughter’s school uses. It’s helped us understand her math learning better. You’ll need materials like golden beads and colored bead bars to get the most out of it. Perfect for hands-on learning with number concepts and early arithmetic.

My sons Montessori teacher recommended this for a trip. It has helped us better understand what he is doing in his classroom. Great workbook!

My daughter enjoys this workbook so much! She loves completing the equations and challenging herself to learn new math operations. Thank you!!

I felt so lost when I wanted to start Montessori math lessons for my boys(2 and 4 y.o.) This is great book to start. Big bold clear images throughout book helps kids to understand better.

My wife was looking for worksheets to supplement the work our child is doing with Montessori homeschool materials we purchased. So great to find an all in one workbook that our child can work on as he progresses through the curriculum. Easy to use and true to the Montessori Curriculum. Great Purchase!! Wish these were available for pdf download as well...

We use this workbook to supplement our math materials. It really comes in handy when the toddler joins us for learning time. We cannot use our beads or counters around her because she will put everything in her mouth. This workbook covers the same topics without any of the choking hazards.

This book is EVERYTHING I was looking for! I’m a primary Montessori guide and homeschooling, this book is amazing! This is the perfect complement for all the Montessori materials in the Math area.

What I like: Covers number sense, skip counting, numerals, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Is made to be paired with Montessori instruction, it doesn’t teach the child but allows them to repeat and practice the lessons you teach them. Illustrates the bead materials. Provides brief explanations of each section.What I don’t like: Is not the level of quality you would see in a brick and mortar classroom. The multiplication practice sheets with the illustrated materials are a bit hard to understand, the subtraction sheets are even worse (they say uncluttered layouts but these layouts feel extremely cluttered). The solid grey boxes beneath the bead bars eliminate the child’s ability to properly color them. A lot of the practice equations are also too linear, (ex. 2x1? 2x2? 2x3? 2x4?) I wish they were more scrambled to encourage the child to think about the process of arithmetics rather than skip counting.