The fabric winder helps develop wrist strength, which is essential for learning to write and other activities. Roll the gear to shorten or lengthen the fabric. A wooden rod attached to the end of the fabric prevents the fabric from pulling completely into the box.
The product is made of solid wood and painted with water-based paints.
In the box:
Suggested age: 2+ years
The spinning drum develops gross motor skills. Babies like bright colours and love to hear the sounds of the spinning drum. It also helps them develop arm and wrist muscles. Size: 21 x 13 x 16cm.
Suggested age: from 6 months
This Montessori toy supports a child’s early cognitive and motor development through a simple yet profound experience. The box is designed so that a child can place a small ball inside the top opening – it disappears from view for a moment and then reappears. This repetitive activity helps the child understand that objects do not disappear when they are not seen, and is an important step in understanding the cause-and-effect relationships in the world and the concept of object permanence.
Using the box, the child naturally develops hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills as they learn to grab the ball, place it in the hole, and retrieve it. This activity also strengthens the child's concentration and confidence, as through repetition and observation, they gradually come to understand that the object exists even when it is not visible.
The Montessori object permanence box is a valuable learning tool that supports a child's early cognitive development and provides joy in the process of discovery.
Suggested age: from 6 months
With the ball box babies and toddlers not only learn object permanence, but also develop fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination.
In the box:
Suggested age: from 6 months
Coin box is a Montessori tool that helps young children develop both motor and cognitive skills through a simple and repetitive activity. During the game, the child places wooden coins in the mailbox opening and can then open the box to retrieve the coins. This activity offers the child the joy of discovery and helps them understand cause-and-effect relationships and the permanence of objects – the knowledge that an object exists even when it is momentarily out of sight.
Inserting coins into the box requires precise grasping and directed movement, which supports fine motor development and improves hand-eye coordination. The repetitive activity helps the child practice concentration and movement control, while the simple playful task motivates the child to experiment and learn through hands-on experience.
This wooden Montessori toy is designed specifically to help children learn through activity and independent discovery. The minimalist and child-friendly design is perfect for both home play areas and Montessori learning environments.
Coin box offers a calm and focused game that helps children develop important skills through a simple but very engaging activity.
Size: approx. 12.5 x 12.5 x 9 cm.
Suggested age: 6+ months
