A free Montessori album for families · Ages 4–12
Montessori Math at Home
A complete, free resource for teaching mathematics the Montessori way, ages 4–12: full lessons written for untrained parents, printable worksheets you can tune to your child, and faithful on-screen versions of the classic materials for when you don't own the real ones.
No accounts. No tracking. Nothing to buy. Print freely.
Three kinds of pages, one method
- I.
Lessonsyou read, then show
Album-style presentations: what to gather, exactly what to do and say, and how the child checks their own work. Print one, read it with coffee, present it in ten quiet minutes.Open the lessons - II.
Materialsthe child's hands
Golden beads, the stamp game, bead frames, the checkerboard and more — virtual stand-ins that behave like the real materials, exchanges and all. Real beads are better; these fill the gaps.Open the materials - III.
Worksheetspractice on paper
Generate exactly the sheet your child needs — operation, ranges, regrouping or not, how many problems — with an answer key, in Montessori color or ink-friendly B&W.Make a worksheet
Find your child's starting point
- Ages 4–6Counting real things, the bead stair, teens and tens, and the first golden beads.
- Ages 6–9The four operations with beads and stamps, memorizing facts, first fractions.
- Ages 9–12Long multiplication and division, the checkerboard, racks & tubes, and decimals.
A note on screens
Montessori math lives in the hands. The on-screen materials here exist for one reason: most families don't own a bank of golden beads or a set of racks and tubes. Use them the way you'd use the real thing — briefly, purposefully, sitting beside your child — and put everything else on paper. Every lesson's follow-up work is printable or pencil-and-paper by design. See using this site for inexpensive ways to make the physical materials yourself.