Get a Peek Inside the Curriculum
Every lesson laid out, scripted and ready to print.
What's inside
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Over 500 pages of full-color printable materials
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Supply list, pacing calendar and checklist-style assessment
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Counting, numeration and the decimal system
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Fractions, telling time and understanding money
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Geometry, measurement and symmetry
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Place value, addition, subtraction and much more!
Why Parents Love the Primary Math Curriculum
Builds real number sense
Hands-on materials show how numbers work, not rote memorization.
No costly materials to buy
Self-contained, with DIY and printable alternatives to the expensive bead cabinet.
Concrete before abstract
Children handle numbers physically before moving to abstract concepts.
Grows with your learner
The full Montessori scope and sequence, from counting at 2.5 to telling time by 6.5.
No training needed
Easy-to-follow presentation instructions mean you can guide from day one.
Why Multisori?
| Multisori | Other programs |
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| Follows the traditional Montessori scope & sequence | Montessori-inspired activities |
| Easy-to-follow presentation instructions | Lengthy and expensive training required |
| Printables provided for every lesson | Extra materials, sourcing or DIY often required |
| Digital or premium printed, bound and perforated | Generally digital only |
| Scope, scripts, tracking and support, all together | Curriculum, training and support often sold separately |
Trusted by Thousands of Montessori Families, Day Cares and Co-ops
FAQ
No. The curriculum is self-contained, so you don't need any special products. Materials like golden beads, number rods and sandpaper numbers all print at home, and there are affordable DIY ideas where useful.
The Montessori Primary Math Curriculum covers through the end of second grade math in public school in America.
Public schools push rigid concepts and steps every child follows in the same order at the same pace. Montessori math is self-directed, self-paced and multi-sensory, and children advance based on their development as a whole. Montessori students universally perform above grade level in mathematics.
It covers everything a primary child needs and more, but it isn't built around a rigid grade-by-grade sequence. Children move at their own pace, which is why Montessori students consistently perform above grade level.
No. Each activity comes with easy-to-understand presentation instructions, plus a supply list, pacing calendar and checklist-style assessment.