Keep the Wonder of the Great Lessons Alive
The Montessori Great Stories often spark powerful questions, deep curiosity, and moments of awe — but knowing how to continue that engagement afterward can be challenging.
This Great Story Choice Board Bundle helps children continue exploring the Great Lessons through meaningful, independent follow-up activities designed to inspire creativity, research, discussion, and deeper thinking.
Perfect for Montessori classrooms and homeschool environments, these choice boards encourage children to take ownership of their learning while exploring topics connected to Cosmic Education in a way that feels personal and engaging.
Instead of worksheets that feel repetitive, students choose activities based on their interests, strengths, and curiosity — helping learning feel more motivating and meaningful.
This bundle includes:
✔ Choice boards for all 5 Montessori Great Stories
✔ Open-ended follow-up activities
✔ Independent work ideas for Cosmic Education
✔ Printable Montessori-inspired resources
✔ Flexible activities for classroom or homeschool use
Designed to help children:
- Think deeply about the Great Lessons
- Build research and critical thinking skills
- Explore topics creatively
- Develop independence and responsibility
- Stay engaged long after the initial presentation
Why Montessori educators love these choice boards:
✨ Encourages self-directed learning
✨ Makes follow-up work more meaningful
✨ Supports different learning styles and interests
✨ Helps children connect emotionally with Cosmic Education
✨ Easy to implement with minimal prep
Perfect for ages 6–12.
Instant digital download.
First Great Story Choice Board
Second Great Story Choice Board
Third Great Story Choice Board
Fourth Great Story Choice Board
Fifth Great Story Choice Board
Questions:
Acrostic
Write the word “creation” on your paper. For each letter, list something from the First Great Story.
How have the ideas people have about space changed over time?
For example, have people always thought the sun was in the middle of the solar system?
