Montessori Inspired Bible Activities for Kids

Bible-centered Montessori inspired activities are a great way to reinforce and support our lifestyle and build the faith that our family pursues. In my understanding, the Montessori method is all about adapting and modeling the environment according to the child’s needs and interests. It feels amazing to be able to bring our faith into our learning environment which helps to bring so much more meaning into it. One wonderful side of the activities is that they also present some parts of history and culture along with aspects of grace and courtesy and character education. They also stimulate and provoke children for honest and sincere conversations. We also make it very personal.
In her work, Maria Montessori was moved by a passion born from her deep faith connected foundation. This does not make her method any less attractive or profound.

Here are a few examples of activities we did coming close to Easter.

I put this picture book together using pictures of classical art paintings. This illustrates a few major aspects of Jesus’ ministry serving people. Like any other collection of a themed picture book in the Montessori classroom, this presents a great opportunity to spark an interest, engage in a conversation and discussion. My daughter truly has my blood inside. She was attempting to reenact every picture we looked at. It was quite adorable.

This is a creative way to tell the story, make it visual and involve different senses. Christianity has many various symbols. Sometimes it is not easy for young children to understand the real meaning behind them. I use this to explain and present symbols in a simple, fun way. I found “My Happy Easter Book” perfect for young children.

Easter Pack – Preschool and Kindergarten Learning Folder Busy Book

Easter-themed learning activity pack for Pre-K, Preschool, and Kindergarten children aged 3-5. The Easter learning folder contains printables to create a wide range of hands-on experiences for young children. Students will explore various math concepts, such as odd and even numbers, work with CVC words, practice simple subtraction and addition operations, explore the Easter Story, work on sequencing skills, improve their fine motor, work on storytelling, and develop logical thinking, and so much more.

Here is what’s included:

• Simple subtraction
• Simple addition
• Picture puzzles
• Egg match-up activity
• Number puzzles with odd and even numbers
• Heavy or Light? activity
• Bunny match up
• Small, medium, large soring activity
• Shape sorting activity – (4 shapes – pentagon, triangle, circle, and square)
• Initial, middle, and final sound activity with CVC words
• ABC capital and lower case letters matching activity
• Easter-themed matching activity
• Assemble the Easter Basket activity
• Parts of a chick – poster, label cards, worksheet for coloring, tracing, and independent writing
• Fine motor transferring activity
• Carrot life cycle – poster, picture cards, and student worksheet
• Easter fine motor tracing, coloring, painting printouts
• Resurrection Sunday 3 part cards and student booklet
• Instructions

Purchase the easter Learning Folder here

or find it on Teachers Pay Teachers