Montessori light table activities

A DIY light table play box for 4-year-olds. This Montessori friendly toy is perfect for a variety of fun learning activities.

Challenge your students to use colorful cups, tubes, and balls to build creations on the light table. It's art; it's engineering; it's fun!

Transform an IKEA LÄTT children's table and two chairs into a DIY light table with our cheap and easy IKEA hack! Read our blog.

3 fun light table projects to engage your child in fun and creative play. Perfectly adapted to special needs learners and all kids.

Challenge your young learners to use these colorful cups, tubes, and balls to build their creations on the light table. It's art; it's engineering; it's fun!

There are so many ways to explore light in the classroom with your students I have a small light table that is always out and available for play in my classroom. I use this light table for simple activities and try to keep something out and available for light table play every single day...

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Light table ideas for children, The best light table toys and activities, Sensory play, fine motor ideas, Reggio, Montessori

When my kid showed an intense interest in colors and drawing, I thought a light table would be the perfect tool to help explore this creativity further. However, buying one seemed a bit out of my budget. That's when I stumbled upon the idea of making one myself. Starting this project felt daunting at first, but once I found some DIY plans online, it seemed more doable. The plans I found offered a variety of designs, from simple setups requiring minimal tools to more elaborate constructions…

My children love to use the light table, it's easy to see how it is educational for preschool or primary students but what about for toddlers? The light table is wonderful for toddlers as it provides: an inviting space to learn, it has a warm glow, it's inviting especially in a dark corner or on a dark rainy cold day/week/month. the opportunity to explore familiar items in a different way. Items like feathers and leaves look different when backlit. for the exploration of shape, light…

Explore facial features with this light table spin on the classic Mr. Potato Head. Toddlers and preschoolers will love creating silly faces with this open-ended light table activity.

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For the longest time, I wanted a light table. I wanted one to use in my classroom and then I wanted one to use at home with my little one. There are so many beautiful play and sensory ideas using light tables, but they always seemed way out of reach financially. I had seen […]