ADL Montessori Center PreK+

Dollhouses can be used in various ways in an educational setting to enhance learning and development. Students will use the dollhouse center to role play activities of daily living (ADLs) alongside the Goki family and their self care and bedtime furniture. Through the use of a dollhouse in a Montessori classroom, children have the opportunity to engage in purposeful, self-directed learning, while developing a range of skills including practical life skills. The dollhouse environment also provides sensory experiences for children. They can touch and feel different textures of furniture and accessories, explore various colors and patterns, and engage their senses in a tactile and immersive manner. By integrating dollhouses into lesson plans or play-based activities, educators can leverage their educational potential and stimulate children's cognitive, social, and emotional growth. Lesson plan included! Language Development: Dollhouses provide a context for storytelling and role-play