Child-Size MasterpiecesAdvanced (3)
The first photo is the maker's own. The other shots are illustrative.
Inv. no. NIE-538170
- Maker
- Nienhuis Montessori, since 1929
- Cards
- Laminated cardstock
- Folders
- Durable pocket folders
- EAN
- 8719924028015
Final price incl. VAT. Delivery €5.90, €122.10 to go for free delivery.
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Child-Size Masterpieces in a child's hands
The Child-Size Masterpieces Advanced set presents 36 laminated art reproduction cards organized into three progressive matching activities for refined art appreciation. This Level 3 collection challenges children to match identical paintings, pair works by the same artist, and identify artistic schools or movements through carefully curated masterpieces. The color-coded system and three pocket folders support independent exploration of art history while developing visual discrimination and cultural awareness.
Visual Discrimination
Comparing and matching artworks develops acute observation skills and attention to artistic details, from brushstrokes to color palettes.
Cultural Awareness
Exposure to masterpieces from various periods and cultures broadens children's understanding of human creativity and artistic expression.
Sequential Thinking
The three-step progression from identical matching to conceptual grouping builds logical thinking and classification skills.
Art Appreciation
Early engagement with fine art cultivates aesthetic sensitivity and provides vocabulary for discussing visual experiences.
How to present it
Place the three color-coded folders on a mat. Start with Level 1 (identical matching), keeping Levels 2 and 3 stored until the child masters each stage.
- 1For Level 1, lay out one set of paintings and keep duplicates in a pile. Child matches identical reproductions.
- 2Level 2 introduces matching different paintings by the same artist. Present one work per artist as control cards.
- 3Level 3 challenges children to group paintings by artistic movement or school using visual clues.
3 tips for parents
- Visit local art museums to see original works after your child shows interest in specific artists
- Display postcards of famous paintings at child's eye level at home
- Avoid quizzing about artist names, let recognition develop naturally through repeated exposure
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What's in the Box
- Art Reproduction Cards: 36 laminated cards with masterpiece images
- Pocket Folder Covers: 3 folders for organizing activity steps
- Storage Box: Sturdy container for card organization
Size and material
| Packaging | 32 × 25 × 1 cm |
| Cards | Laminated cardstock |
| Folders | Durable pocket folders |
| Recommended Age | 3-6 years |
Care
Wipe cards with damp cloth; store in original box
Frequently Asked Questions
What specific art matching activities are included in this Advanced Level 3 set?
This set includes three progressive activities: matching identical paintings (exact same artwork), pairing different works by the same artist, and identifying paintings that belong to the same artistic school or movement. Each activity builds upon the previous one, developing increasingly sophisticated art appreciation skills.
How many art reproductions are included and how are they organized?
The set contains 36 laminated art reproduction cards organized into three color-coded folders, with 12 cards per activity. The color-coding system helps children work independently and keeps the different matching levels clearly separated for systematic progression.
What makes this Advanced set different from earlier Child-Size Masterpieces levels?
The Advanced Level 3 set introduces more complex matching concepts beyond simple identical pairs. Children progress to recognizing an artist's style across different works and identifying common characteristics of artistic movements, requiring higher-level visual analysis and critical thinking skills.
How does this material support Montessori cultural studies curriculum?
This material aligns with Montessori's integrated approach to cultural education by introducing art history through hands-on matching work. It develops visual discrimination skills while building cultural awareness and appreciation for artistic heritage, connecting to broader humanities studies.
What age-appropriate scaffolding supports success with these advanced activities?
The material includes three pocket folders for organization, color-coded cards for each activity level, and a progressive structure that allows children to master simpler matches before advancing. The laminated cards are durable for repeated handling, and the child-sized format makes independent work manageable.
Product safety
Manufacturer: Nienhuis Montessori, Anders Celsiusstraat 15, 7442 PB Nijverdal, Netherlands
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