How does the Montessori environment facilitate and encourage the freedom of the child?

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But then she leaves him free in the choice and execution of his work.” (Montessori, the Discovery of the Child. 1972. P.63) The exercises that are developed in the practical life area help the children to be independent and feel at home. There are example frame boards where the child learns to button, lace, hook, or tie things together...
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This encourages them to practice putting on real clothes and dressing themselves. There are also sinks where the child can wash their hands. “The surrounding objects should be proportioned to the size and strength of the child: light furniture that can carry about; low dressers and low shelves that they can easily manipulate...
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