Families ask for a “report card.” Montessori answers with evidence: what the child chose, how the work changed, and one honest next step. This sample is invented. The structure is real.
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Week of 8 September. Practical life: dry pouring, 3 days, two-hand carry steady by Thursday. Sensorial: pink tower presented Tuesday; working with few misplacements, self-corrects. Language: sand paper letters m, a, t — traces with two fingers, names the sound when asked. Mastered: none this week. Family note: She chose pouring after arrival three mornings and stayed 12–18 minutes. Next: invite the pouring extension when the tray looks easy.
What this sample does
- Names materials
- Uses Presented / Working / Mastered without inflating Mastered
- Gives the family one picture of concentration
- States a next invitation, not a personality verdict
Blank report (print the PDF)
- Child, dates, guide
- Work by area
- State changes
- Family note (factual)
- Next invitation
How to use this template
Read the sample, then fill the blank from your observations. Pair with the weekly template if you write every Friday.