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Unique, interesting presentation of one simple math lesson.
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A Montessori Sensorial Exercise - Brown Stair & Pink Tower
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The very hands-on, tactile approach to learning that is common to the Montessori school of educational thought is well represented here in A MONTESSORI SENSORIAL EXERCISE - BROWN STAIR & PINK TOWER. In each exercise, the stair and tower pieces are very, very similar in size and shape, making it a true challenge for toddlers (or early preschoolers) to differentiate between them and set them in the proper order. This one particular lesson (presented in over a dozen different exercises) is the app's single goal, though. Parents who subscribe to the Montessori method will undoubtedly appreciate the app -- and its sleek, artistic visuals don't hurt either. But those new to Montessori may be left wondering where the rest of the lesson is.
App Details
- Device : iPad
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- Release date : February 18, 2011
- Genre : Education
- Publisher : Rantek, Inc.
- Version : 1.0
- Minimum software requirements : iOS 3.2 or later
- Last updated : November 11, 2020
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