Get a Peek Inside the Curriculum
Every activity is laid out, scripted and ready to present.
What's inside
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Over 500 pages of colorful materials that follow the traditional Montessori scope and sequence
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Supply list, pacing calendar and checklist-style assessment
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Beautiful printable manipulatives and wall posters
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Simple experiments with step-by-step instructions
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Earth science, botany, zoology and physical science
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Life cycles, kingdoms of life and the scientific method
Why Montessori Guides Love the Primary Science Curriculum
A huge subject made simple
Science can feel intimidating. This makes it fun for both you and your learner.
Learning through experiments
Hands-on activities in magnetism, circuits, light, sound and more!
Rooted in the natural world
The seasons, plants, animals and natural materials run right through it.
Life cycles they can hold
Plant, butterfly, frog and sea turtle cycles built with printable cards.
Children learn to be a scientist
Using instruments, recording observations and forming hypotheses.
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 |
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FAQ
Yes, a few. Unlike the other primary subjects, science needs a handful of items such as a magnifying glass, a prism and binoculars. You can get the full supply list in the free sample.
No. Children are naturally curious, and the curriculum introduces advanced ideas through simple, hands-on activities, so it feels like play.
Physical properties: states of matter, magnetism, viscosity, rigidity and elasticity, sorting by material.
Physical principles: friction, static electricity, simple circuits, bridges, density and buoyancy, diffusion and osmosis, color mixing, refraction and rainbows, reflection and shadow, light and sound.
Being a scientist: magnifying glass, microscope, binoculars, scientific scale and measurement, recording observations, the scientific method.
Nature, plants and animals: the seasons, collecting and classifying specimens, living vs non-living, kingdoms of life, vertebrates and invertebrates, parts of a plant, flower, leaf, tree, fruit and seed, external body parts of animals, and life cycles of a plant, butterfly, frog and sea turtle.
And much more!
Montessori curricula are available in two formats:
Multisori Digital: Immediately delivers the curriculum to your e-mail address as a PDF file.
Multisori Premium: Multisori Digital + printed, bound and perforated hard copies delivered to your door in 3-4 weeks.