Nowadays, people of insight all over the world are constantly exploring early childhood education methods to cultivate talents. In the educational theory of many people, many educational institutions admire the concept of Montessori education. Montessori attaches great importance to children's early intellectual development. She skillfully uses the needs of children's own growth to achieve the purpose of education without damaging children's freedom and happiness. She advocates starting with the training of daily life, with a good learning environment and rich daily necessities, so that children can learn spontaneously and actively, and develop good qualities of independent thinking and self-education. So we can also guide the baby to play Montessori games at home.

《? Different kinds of fruit and vegetable models can be cut with a knife to exercise the fine movements of fingers. Then let the children pair the same fruits and stick them together to exercise their cognitive ability of fruits and vegetables.

Where is my lid? Collect all kinds of bottles and jars at home, preferably with different sizes, shapes and colors. Open all the lids, then let the children find their own pairs, cover the caps and tighten them to exercise their hand-eye coordination.

There are drawers in all kinds of cupboards and wardrobes in "Treasure Hunt in Drawers", which can make full use of children's curiosity, demonstrate the actions of opening and closing drawers and cupboard doors (such as gently opening and closing without noise), and arrange drawers, so as to cultivate children's ability to be orderly, tidy and quiet. The premise is to take away fragile or sharp objects.

"Dough Pinch Pinch" When making pasta and noodles at home, give children a small piece of dough to knead, rub, pinch, stick, or arbitrarily shape, combine and separate, which can give full play to their imagination and creativity.

There are many Montessori games that can be played at home, such as beading, picking peas, watercolor painting, knitting and so on. As long as they are suitable for children to play, all kinds of items at home can become game props. This is Montessori's educational philosophy.