Montessori Printables

This is an updated 9 page PDF file: 2 digit + 2 digit numbers; 2 digit + 1 digit numbers; 3 digit + 3 digit numbers; 3 digit + 2 digit numbers; 3 digit + 1 digit numbers; 4 digit + 4 digit numbers, 4 digit + 3 digit numbers; 4 digit + 2 digit numbers and 4 digit + 1 digit numbers. Please feel free to send in requests for updates to this lesson. I'm happy to accommodate if possible. Originally created for Montessori students, but this can be used with any student learning addition.

This simple math worksheet has 1/2" counters for numbers 1 - 10. Above each section is a place for the student to trace the number. Below each section is a place for the child to trace the word "odd" or "even". The counters can be colored in. This is work commonly done in a Montessori Primary classroom.

This work was created for a Primary/Lower Elementary Montessori classroom. These cards can be used with any student learning the names of the geometric solids. These cards contain photos of the actual solids found in a Montessori classroom. They are intended to be printed on card stock, laminated and cut.

These are very simple half sheets for students to practice single digit addition, subtraction or multiplication. All equations are horizontal. There is one sheet for addition, one sheet for subtraction and one sheet for multiplication. These were originally made by request from a Primary Montessori Teacher.

This work was originally created for a Primary Montessori Teacher. This was printed and cut in half for students to complete once they had a lesson on the Number Rods.

This work shows students how place values work. This was originally created for Montessori students, but it can be used for any student learning place values. If your students do not use colors to represent units, tens, hundreds and thousands, you can print this in black and white. The number strips printed as a whole represent numbers in the thousands. You can cut these strips down to represent tens or hundreds. The dotted lines are score lines. When the strip is folded down it shows how the nu

This twelve page file is used in Montessori Primary classrooms. Students can color in the beads for numbers 1 through 20. Blank versions can be done as worksheets, or cut into booklets for students to complete. Colored versions are included that can be laminated so children can check their own work. Also included is the pyramid of beads from 1 - 10.

This work was originally created for a Primary Montessori teacher, but this can be used by any student learning how to write numbers in order. There is a lot of work on each page. Students can start the work at home and complete the rest of the sheet as homework, or complete the work over several days.

This work was designed for a Montessori classroom, but it can be used to supplement any curriculum. There is a master hundreds board which can be laminated for students to check their work. There are multiple versions of the hundreds boards, with numbers missing and numbers that can be traced. For fun, I've included a board with all prime numbers missing and one with only prime numbers. If you have other ideas, please let me know and I'm happy to add them to this work.

This is a single page printout of .25 inch graph paper for Montessori students to do addition, subtraction, multiplication and division on the same sheet. This is very simple. I have seen students use green, red and blue dice to generate random numbers for this work.

This is a 6 page file with index-sized cards for students to match numbers 1 - 10, 1st - 10th and First through Tenth. This was created for a Montessori Primary classroom, but can be used for any student learning ordinal numbers.

This work was created for a Primary Montessori classroom, but it can be used for any students learning numbers. There are cards for 1 - 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 and 100. This work should be printed on card stock and laminated before it is cut out.

Index cards and half sheets for students to match fractions. Teacher can decide which cards the students can try to match up. Created for Montessori students, but any students learning fractions can use them. Fractions included: 1/4, 1/2, 2/4, 3/4, 1/3, 2/3, 1/5, 2/5, 3/5, 4/5, 1/10, 2/10, 3/10, 4/10, 5/10, 4/10, 5/10, 6/10, 7/10, 8/10, 9/10, 1 and 0. Very simple. No clip art.