Get a Peek Inside the Curriculum
Every lesson is laid out, scripted and ready to print.
What's inside
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Over 100 pages of colorful materials that follows the traditional Montessori scope and sequence
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Supply list, pacing calendar and checklist-style assessment
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Visual and tactile discrimination work
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Smelling, tasting, sound, seeing, hearing and touching activities
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Printable Color Boxes 1, 2 and 3 and much more!
Why Montessori Guides Love the Primary Sensorial Curriculum
Refines all five senses
Hands-on work that trains sight, touch, smell, taste and hearing.
Builds focus and grit
The deep concentration sensorial work develops carries into every other subject.
No costly materials to buy
Print your materials, or use DIY alternatives made from common household items.
Grows with your learner
Self-paced work they can repeat as long as they like, right through the primary years.
No training needed
Word-for-word presentation scripts 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 Care and Co-Ops
FAQ
Children learn to notice and appreciate detail, developing their visual, tactile, olfactory, gustatory and auditory senses through focused, multi-sensory activities that grow with them.
No. The curriculum is self-contained, with alternatives to costly materials. Ideas for a handful of useful and affordable products are made where appropriate, and DIY options abound.
No. Each activity has easy-to-understand presentation instructions, plus a supply list, pacing calendar and checklist-style assessment.
No. Montessori philosophy holds that sensorial impressions begin at birth, and a child’s first years are the most important for development. The program grows with your learner through the primary years, so it stays useful from 3 right through to 6.
A supply list, pacing calendar, instructions for preparing the Montessori learning environment, a hyperlinked scope and sequence, a checklist-style assessment for record keeping, and easy to follow presentation instructions for every activity. On top of that, you get over 100 pages of full-color printable materials, including the 5 Senses poster, mini-book and music, alternative activities for the Pink Tower, Brown Stair, Red Rod, Knobless Cylinders and Geometric Cabinet, all three DIY Color Boxes, 2D and 3D shape posters, Geometric Solids activities, Mystery Bag work, and alternative activities for the Rough and Smooth Boards, Fabric Box, Thermic and Baric Tablets, Smelling and Tasting Bottles, and Sound Cylinders.
Use the simplified scope and sequence to see every concept and skill in the curriculum and find the right starting point for your learner. Each heading is hyperlinked straight to its materials, so you can jump to the work you need instead of working front to back.