It can feel overwhelming for homeschoolers to know which order is best for presenting Montessori materials and activities. Having a scope and sequence available makes it so much easier. I’m going to share free scope and sequence resources here to help with your planning and record keeping … whether you’re a homeschooler or a teacher looking for extra resources.
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Free Montessori Scope and Sequence Printable Checklists (Instant Downloads)
To keep it from being overwhelming, I’m not going to share every scope and sequence available. These are some that are free and easy to use.
Planning Book/Record Keeping (3 to 6+ Curriculum) from Maitri Learning (The editable Word file is the checklist I like to use because I can adapt it for my specific preferences. For example, I like to have my sandpaper letters listed in the order I teach them. (You can see that order here.)
Montessori PrePrimary Lesson Tracking by Lisa Steele at Teachers Pay Teachers
Organizing Primary Montessori Presentations (Word doc) from Montessori Nuggets
Organizing Elementary Montessori Presentations (not a printable, although you could use this format to make your own) from Montessori Nuggets
Free Comprehensive Online Montessori Scope and Sequence for Ages 0-12
Montessori Compass and The Montessori Foundation have an amazing free resource for ages 0-12. For homeschoolers and other individuals, it’s only available online, but it’s still a fantastic resource. I have a blog post about it here. You can access it directly here.
Montessori Planner
I typically use a Montessori scope and sequence checklist along with the Ultimate Montessori Planner from Every Star Is Different. You can read about how I use it here. (Note: Although the scope and sequence printables I’ve shared here are free, the Ultimate Montessori Planner is very reasonably priced but not free.)
How to Set Up a Montessori Homeschool Classroom
You’ll find many more resources in my post on how to set up a Montessori homeschool classroom.
There are more resources for each of the primary (3-6) classroom areas here:
- Montessori Practical Life Activities
- Montessori Sensorial Activities
- Montessori Language Activities
- Montessori Math Activities
- Montessori Cultural Activities
I hope these resources are helpful for your homeschool journey or are a welcome addition to your teacher resources!
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You should add Multisori’s totally free, simplified primary scope and sequences! They are AWESOME!