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Grateful acknowledgment is made to Miss M. I. Batchelder and Miss Mary G. Gillmore, both of the Horace Mann School, for helpful suggestions; to Miss Anne E. George, who also read the manuscript; to Dr. Maria Montessori’s book “The Montessori Method” (Frederick A. Stokes Company, New York); and to the House of Childhood, Inc., 200 Fifth Avenue, New York, for the use of illustrations. Dr. Montessori’s didactic apparatus is manufactured and distributed by the House of Childhood, Inc.

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Maria Montessori The schoolroom in the convent of the Franciscan nuns in the Via Giusti page ssss1 The meal hour “ ssss1 The morning clean-up “ ssss1 Waiter carrying soup “ ssss1 Exercises in practical life “ 56 Building “the Tower” “ 56 Buttoning-frames to develop co-ordinated movements of the fingers and prepare the children for exercises of practical life “ 68 Solid geometrical insets “ 70 The broad stair “ 74 The long stair “ 74 Insets which the child learns to place both by sight and touch “ 78 Tracing sandpaper letters “ 86 Tracing geometrical design “ 86 Training the “stereognostic sense”—combining motor and tactual images “ 100 Color boxes comprising spools of eight colors and eight shades of each color “ 116 Materials for teaching rough and smooth “ 138 Counting boxes “ 162 Insets around which the child draws, and then fills in the outline with colored crayons “ 188 Word building with cut-out alphabet “ 224

A MONTESSORI MOTHER