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I don't typically talk about my side projects, but I made a simple Montessori materials website for use while teachers/students have been stuck at home the past
by ryannevius 6y ago
I don't typically talk about my side projects, but I made a simple Montessori materials website for use while teachers/students have been stuck at home the past few months: https://montessori.tools https://montessori.tools
It has grown organically to 1,000 visits per day and ~$1,000/month. I have a couple of additional materials in the pipeline. Of course, I've already seen everything from the site shamelessly copied and posted elsewhere. That's fine; I never built it for the money (I built it for my wife, who is a teacher).
- akudha 6y agoI guess I am dumb, but I can't understand how to use the tools :( Maybe an instructions page will help
- ryannevius 6y agoThe point is that these tools are not standalone. They're meant as an instruction aid for teachers and learning tools for students in the Montessori environment. These people will know immediately how to use them.
- poutrathor 6y agofunny how both responses are exact opposite
- lesinski 6y agoPart of the point of the Montessori method is that there aren't instructions. If you played with these items for hours (like a child) you would start to understand the fundamentals of addition, multiplication and even calculus without deliberately trying.
- poutrathor 6y agofunny how both responses are exact opposite
- caviv 6y agoThis is very cool. I have made also some material for teachers teaching from home https://www.freememorygame.com https://www.freememorygame.com to build card matching game from your own photos and images. Teachers use it to create games for kids in class.