The first thing I did was print free land and water form 3 part cards from Montessori Materials . Then, I printed off a land and water form photo book from Montessori Print Shop for a few dollars.
Kaylee using her land and water forms 3-part cards. |
As you can see in the following picture, each land and water form is the exact opposite of the other.
After we studied the land and water forms with the 3 part cards and mini photo book, it was time to create the land forms using clay and water. I bought a few packs of reusable plastic containers and a bucket of clay. We put newspaper on the table and Kaylee created each land and water form.
Creating the first land and water form using clay. |
Kaylee created each land and water form. |
Many of the land and water forms already completed! |
After they were all completed and dried, we poured water into each container. It demonstrated the way land and water forms exist in the world. The clay ran a little bit, but it was still a meaningful activity. Kaylee had a lot of fun studying the different land and water forms.
There are many online stores that sell the land and water forms already made and ready to use. It was a bit beyond our budget and we had a great time creating our own. Even if they weren't quite perfect...
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