Pink Series

Montessori language:
The pink series
Includes:
Instructions
Rhyme lotto game, 4 boards and 36 cards
I spy mats, 4 mats
Picture to word matching, 12 pairs
Lotto game, two boards and 18 tiles
Picture to sentence matching, 8 sets
Command cards, 8 cards
Write the missing letters 12 cards
Lists of CVC words, 8 lists
Domino, set of 8 cards
The secret box, 10 cards
Bonus: pre writing activities
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How to use the materials
All activities should be done in the order shown below
Rhyme lotto:
1. Print the four boards and the cards, laminate (if necessary) and cut (make sure the lines are even). You may want to save the rhyme
pair words until you have played a few times.
2. Two to four players choose 1 or 2 board(s) each. Place the cards upside down on the work rug/table.
3. Player 1 turns a card. The player who has the rhyme word gets the card and places it on the correct spot on the board. The player who
gets the card draws the next card.
4. The winner is the one who fills their board first.
I spy mats:
1. Print, laminate (if necessary) and cut the mats. You may want to save the word lists if you are not sure what's on the pictures.
2. Tell the child the names of the animals before starting. Then play the I spy game as usual (I spy with my little eyes something beginning
with "a" (use the letter sound, not the name). The mats helps to limit the words and makes it easier in the beginning. You can do two or
more mats when they are more confident.
Picture to word matching:

1. Print cards, laminate (if necessary) and cut. Make sure the lines are even!
2. Start with only one of the sets. Place the picture cards in two horizontal rows and the word cards in a pile. Tell the child to identify the
letter sounds on the first card. Use the pictures for support ("c-a-r ...hmm.. c.c.c, what starts with c". Let the child work through the
pile.
3. Use the pictures with the movable alphabet. Let the child spell the words.
4. Note: Do not correct the child. The material is self correcting. If a card is placed incorrectly, they will notice when they get to the
correct word.
Pink lotto:
1. See rhyme lotto.
2. Note: Be patient. The child will sometimes want you to read the card they have drawn. Tell them it's their turn. Bite your tongue and sit on
your hands.
Picture to sentence matching:

1. See picture to word matching. This is the same, but the difficulty level is harder.
Command cards:
1. Print cards, laminate (if necessary) and cut. Make sure the lines are even!
2. Tell the child (or preferably children) you are showing them something new and exciting, and remind them that all activities in the work
area is done quietly and without interrupting others.
3. Read the first card and act out the command animatedly without making a sound. Look around you and pretend to check if anyone
was disrupted. Let the child read the next card and act it out.
Write the missing letters:

1. Print the cards, laminate (if necessary) and cut. Make sure the lines are even and the corners slightly rounded.
2. Let the child use a whiteboard marker to write on the cards. Wipe with a cloth.
Lists of CVC words:

2. Show the lists to the child. What does the words on each list have in common? Can they think of more words like that.
3. Let the child write the words from the lists using the movable alphabet, create their own lists, make books etc.
Domino:
2. Find the "start" card and look at the next picture. Find the card with the word that matches and place it next to it.
The secret box:

1. Print the cards and cut (do not laminate). Make sure the lines are even and the corners slightly rounded. Place the cards in a box.
2. Present as a novel exercise, in a dramatic way. Remove the lid of the box. Pick one card. Open and close it to your chest. Read and
whisper the word so the child cannot hear.With drama, refold the paper and place in the upturned lid. Let the child pick the next word.
Explain that these are their secret words.
3. Note. This is first reading activity children do without the support of items or pictures. By this stage children will be starting to read
independently.
Lotto rhyme
game board 1
hat - cat bee - tree swing - ring
star - car house - mouse dish - fish
pan - can boat - goat dog - frog
Lotto rhyme
game board 2
ball - call flag - bag jam - ham
hug - bug sand - land cop - stop
cow - bow cap - map run - sun
Lotto rhyme
game board 3
boy - toy snake - bake tub - cub
yell - bell camp - lamp duck - luck
book - hook fig - pig pen - ten
Lotto rhyme
game board 4
farm - arm seal - wheel giraffe - laugh

sock - lock art - heart girl - swirl
fig - pig skirt - shirt corn - thorn
Rhyme game tiles
Rhyme game tiles
Rhyme game tiles
I spy A - F
Alligator
Bear
Cat
Deer
Elephant
Frog
I spy G - K
Gecko
Horse
Impala
Jaguar
Kangaroo
I spy L - P
Lemur
Mouse
Narwhal
Octopus
Panda
I spy Q - U
Quokka
Racoon
Scorpion
Tapir
Urchin
I spy V - Z
Vulture
Walrus
Xerus
Yak
Zebra
Picture to word matching
fig
fox cat
hat
lip pen
Picture to word matching
bib
cod run
pan
pig nut
Lotto board 1
Lotto tiles
fan cap cup
pig wig bag
mop jet box
Lotto board 2
Lotto tiles
pin sad map
lid pit cat
tap bus rat
Picture to sentence matching
I am a red hen.
Ben is mad.
A pen is on a rug.
This is a big log
Picture to sentence matching
An ant is sad.
The mop is wet.
A man sits.
Ann is a pup.
Picture to sentence matching: pictures
Command cards
Fill a cup. Lick the lips.
Put a pin in
Run.
a box.
Command cards
Sit on Get a
a rug. cup.
Put a lid on Hug a

a pot. mum.
p c
t u
h i
t u
c i
p u
cub pin
tub win
hub bin
bus hip
gum lip
mum sit
rat pig
cat wig
bat zip
fat big
mat bit
hat bib
bed dog
red log
ten hot
pen log
leg mop
yes top
bug bag
hug dad
bun sad
run fan
pup cap
sun can
start bed
sun rat
cat ten
pin cub
map cup end
The secret box
zip cat
big tap
bun pop
sun pup
top mum

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Montessori language:

The pink series

Montessori inspired printables and activities for the early years.

Age range - Contact -

Picture to word matching:

Picture to sentence matching:

Write the missing letters:

Lists of CVC words:

The secret box:

farm - arm seal - wheel giraffe - laugh

fan cap cup

pig wig bag

mop jet box

pin sad map

lid pit cat

tap bus rat

This is a big log

The mop is wet.

Fill a cup. Lick the lips.

Put a lid on Hug a

map cup end

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