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Set consists of 5 wooden clay hammers. These hammers can be used with dough or clay to form various patterns / shapes on the dough / clay. Improves the motor skills as well as the creative expression of the child. Age group 1. 5 years 3 years
Set consists of a wooden base with rods on which beads are fitted from one bead in the first rod to five beads in the last rod. The rods and beads are in the same colour which provides a matching activity for the child as well as provide the concept of simple quantities from 1 to 5. Age group 2 years to 3 years
Once the child has learnt the print letters, it is a good idea to let him match the alphabet by placing the right letter coin in the right slot . This is an activity that reinforces the print letter shapes. This set comprises a wooden board with slots. Each slot has a letter printed in it sequentially from a to z. The child has to pair the loose letter coins with the one in the slot.
Sandpaper letters are an excellent way of introducing the alphabet of any language to children. The material includes a set of cards with sandpaper letters stuck on them from a to z. The consonants are on pink cards and the vowels are on blue cards. The cards are stored in an attractive wooden box.
This material provides the infant with experiences of object permanence. A child has to drop the ball into the hole in the box and the ball will roll out of the box and into the tray. Through this, the child experiences object permanence by seeing that the ball did not disappear. It also allows the child to develop hand-eye coordination.
A set includes 4 wooden blocks and 40 cylinders to teach the child dimension and understand dimensional variations in objects. Each of the blocks is a rectangular prism with concave faces to facilitate holding firmly. The surfaces are polished to a fine glossy finish. Each block has 10 sockets and there are 40 knobbed cylinders that fit into these sockets. The knobs are the pencil grip type. This is one of the first materials in the sensorial journey of the child. They perceive the differences visually in the dimensions of the cylinders and develop the sense of dimensions.
The blocks are finished with a lot of precision and accuracy as dictated by the Montessori method. The height and diameters of the cylinders vary precisely from 10 mm to 55 mm. The blocks are graded in dimensions as described below:
As the knobs provided on the cylinders develop the pincer grip in the child, the material also helps preparation for writing. It develops the childs skills to hold the pencil. It is also a preparation for mathematics. This classic Montessori toy is a must have for all Montessori environments and preschools.
his is a set of 10 cubes to introduce the child to volumetric variations. The wooden cubes are painted pink in colour to a beautiful finish. The cubes are cut to very precise dimensions varying from 1 cubic centimeter to 10 cubic centimeter. Product is finished with high quality PU paints that are non-toxic and safe for use by children.
This iconic material is one of the first materials to be presented to a child in the Montessori environment as part of the childs sensorial journey. While the child stacks the cubes one on top of the other, they develop visual discrimination skills with respect to dimensional variation of materials. This also develops coordination and sense of precision in the child.
The material also acts as a precursor for understanding maths in the future.
The first colour pairing activity with 3 pairs of rectangular tablets painted in red, blue and yellow colours. The tablets are fitted with white grips on the sides for easy handling. The tablets are packed in a box.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, the grips for the colour tablets in the premium range are made of wood, whereas in the economy range, the grips are made of plastic
A colour pairing activity with 11 pairs of rectangular tablets painted in red, yellow, blue, green, orange, purple, brown, pink, grey, white and black colours. The sides are fitted with white grips. It comes in a box.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, the grips for the colour tablets in the premium range are made of wood, whereas in the economy range, the grips are made of plastic
A beautifully polished box containing a set of 3 Dimensional wooden geometrical shapes comprising a cube, four-sided prism, a 3-sided prism, a 3-sided pyramid, a 4-sided pyramid, a sphere, an ellipsoid, an ovaloid, a cylinder, and a cone. The set also has 5 white cards with blue outlines of a circle, a square, a rectangle, an isosceles triangle, and an equilateral triangle. There are 3 wooden rings to hold the sphere, ovaloid and ellipsoid blocks.Difference with Premium: Main difference being the wood used, for premium we use teak wood which is not the case for economy. Also, the paints used differ, for premium range we use PU paints and for economy range we use water based paints. Also, differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets.
A set of 4 boards in a box to develop the tactile sense. The boards are as follows: Half rough and half smooth, Ten alternating rough and smooth strips, Gradation in roughness from very rough to least rough in five segments, Gradation in smoothness from very smooth to least smooth in five segments. The boards are stored in a boxDifference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, the touch boards are painted brown in the premuim range, whereas in the economy range, the boards are not painted brown
This material includes 6 pairs of polished wooden cylinders that produce different intensities of sound when shaken. 6 of them painted red on the cap and 6 of them painted blue for differentiation during pairing and gradation. The cylinders are stored in a single wooden box.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, in the premium range we use 2 separate wooden boxes, whereas in the economy range, it is a single box for the entire set. Also, in the premium range, we use teak wood, which is not the case for economy range. The coating used is also different for the premium and economy range
This is a set of 10 rods that demonstrates variations in a single dimension, ie, the length. While the height and width remain constant at 2.5cm, the length varies from 10cm to 100cm. The rods are painted bright red in colour (also called red rods). The product is manufactured with a high degree of precision & accuracy in terms of dimensions and uses raw material such that the long rods do not warpDifference with Premium: Main difference being the wood used, for premium we use teak wood which is not the case for economy. Also, the paints used differ, for premium range we use PU paints and for economy range we use water based paints
This material consists of 8 pairs of cloth of for the child to feel the texture and pair. The cloth used are cotton, poplin, silk, satin, jute, gauze, felt and velvet. Also done as a blindfold activity. The fabrics come packed in a partitioned box. Each pair of fabric is a different colourDifference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets.
This material consists of a 3-partitioned box with 7 tablets each made of different types of wood. Each of the types of wood have different weights: Light, Medium and Heavy. This material improves the baric sense of the child providing him a perception of different weights of materials. The wooden tablets are polished to a very fine finish.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, in the premium range it is a set of 3 boxes, whereas in the economy range, it is a single partitioned box
A partitioned box containing 63 rectangular colour tablets in 9 colours. Each colour comes in 7 shades from light to dark. This colour gradation activity is the last step in colour differentiation and contains the following 9 colours red, yellow, blue, green, orange, purple, brown, pink, grey. The tablets come with white grips.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, the grips for the colour tablets in the premium range are made of wood, whereas in the economy range, the grips are made of plastic
A box containing 10 wooden cards. Each card has a numeral cut out of sandpaper pasted on it in the centre of the card.Difference with premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, the cards are painted on the sides in the premium range whereas in the economy range, we do not paint the sides.
This material consists of 6 pairs of tablets of different materials. Each of the materials provide a different sense of temperature due to the inherent nature of the materials. The materials used are felt, cork, wood, glass, slate and steel. Comes in a polished box with 6 compartments to hold each of the pair of tablets. Available in small and big sizes (see MKS 016b)Difference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets.
Three sets of 32 geometry cards in three wooden cabinets. Each cabinet is divided into 6 compartments. Each compartment contains the number of cards corresponding to the shapes in each drawer. The same shapes are present in all 3 cabinets as a full figure, thick outline and a thin outline. The cabinets are marked to indicate the same.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the material used to make the cabinet. In premium version we use a combination of plywood and wood, whereas in the economy range we use a combination of prelaminated wooden sheets and wood. Also, the cards are painted on the sides in the premium range whereas in the economy range, we do not paint the sides.
The material consists of ten precisely cut metal insets in blue colour placed on corresponding pink coloured frames. There are two stands slightly inclined to display the metal insets. On one stand are the rectilinear figures i.e. equilateral triangle, square, rectangle, trapezium and pentagon. On the second stand are the curvilinear figures i.e. circle, ellipse, oval, rosette and curvilinear triangle. All shapes are identical in dimension to the geometrical insets. This material is used for tracing and as a pre-cursor to writing activity for children.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the paints used to paint the insets. In the premium range, we use PU Paints, whereas in the economy range we use water based paints.
A box containing 8 cubes and cuboids to represent the formula (a b)3 =a3 b3 3ab2 3ba2 .The lid is printed with the corresponding colours of red, blue and black to help the children assemble the pieces. The picture depicts both the binomial cube and square.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, the material used to make the cubes is different. In premium range we use teak wood which is not the case in the economy range. Also, the paints used differ. In the premium range we use PU paints, whereas in the economy range we use water based paints
A box containing 27 cubes and cuboids to represent the formula (a b c)3 =a3 b3 c3 3ab2 3ba2 3bc2 3cb2 3ac2 3ca2 6abc .The lid is printed with the corresponding colours of red, blue, yellow and black to hep the children assemble the pieces. The material is manufactured with a high degree of precision and accuracy such that the pieces sit precisely against each other on all sides.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, the material used to make the cubes is different. In premium range we use teak wood which is not the case in the economy range. Also, the paints used differ. In the premium range we use PU paints, whereas in the economy range we use water based paints
A set of 4 boxes each containing wooden cylinders without knobs corresponding to each of the cylinder blocks. 10 blue cylinders corresponding to block A. 10 red cylinders corresponding to block B. 10 yellow cylinders corresponding to block C. 10 green cylinders corresponding to block D.Difference with Premium: Differences are in the boxes used. In premium range we use polished wooden boxes, whereas for economy range we use boxes made of pre-laminated wooden sheets. Also, in the premium range the boxes provided ar shaped boxes, whereas in the economy range, it is a square box with the lids painted as per the colours of the cylinder inside. Also, the wood used to make the cylinders is different in the premium and economy ranges.Also, the paints used differ. In the premium range we use PU paints, whereas in the economy range we use water based paints
A set of 10 rods of increasing lengths. While the height and width remain constant, the length varies from 10 cm to 100 cm. The alternate segments of the rods are red and blue in colour respectively. The rods are precisly cut and the segments form a uniform pattern.Difference with Premium: Main difference being the wood used, for premium we use teak wood which is not the case for economy. Also, the paints used differ, for premium range we use PU paints and for economy range we use water based paints
A nicely finished wooden wagon for the child to move aorund the preschool / house. A great activity where the child takes pleasure in distributing and moving objects from one place to another. The wagon is dispatched in fully dismantled condition and can be assembled easily. The assembly itself could be a great activity for the child. The child can be shown how they can build a wagon
A large cuboid shaped structure with a mat inside such that children can take reading materials inside and have a quite time reading. Can be set up in the language corner of various preschools such that children use the reading corner for some quite reading on the side. The sides of the reading corner are cut in various geometric shapes and the child can be encouraged to understand the shapes by asking them to get into the reading corner by calling the name of the geometric shape. The material is sent in dismantled form which can easily be assmebled by following the instructions given.
A beatifully finished shopping trolley for children to play for hours together. Watch the children involve themselves in imaginative role playing carrying all kinds of items in their mini-shopping trolley. The overall height of the trolley is about 22 with the width and depth being approx 12 x 12. The shopping trolley ships in a dismantled form with easy to assemble instructions provided along with the material
Short Desks used in preschools by children for a variety of activities. The desk is used for working with materials and for writing activities. The desk is typically used for presentation of materials by teachers. Children typically work on chowki individually. Compact size ensures that the chowki can be put away to a corner when not in use.
Short desk in the shape of a rectangle to be used by 4 children seated on the ground. The desk can be used for a variety of activities in the classroom such as working with materials or writing activities. It can also be used for small group activities. The height of the rectangle desk is approx 8 from the ground.
Short desk in the shape of a semi circle to be used by 3-4 children seated on the ground. The desk can be used for a variety of activities in the classroom such as working with materials or writing activities. It can also be used for small group activities. The height of the rectangle desk is approx 8 from the ground.
Short desk in the shape of a trapezium to be used by 3-4 children seated on the ground. The desk can be used for a variety of activities in the classroom such as working with materials or writing activities. It can also be used for small group activities. The height of the rectangle desk is approx 8 from the ground.
This material provides the infant with experiences of object permanence. A child has to drop the ball into the hole in the box and the child has to pull the drawer out to take the ball out. Through this, the child experiences object permanence by seeing that the ball did not disappear. It also allows the child to develop hand-eye coordination and basic motor skills
The imbucare box with knitted ball gives the child experience with fitting objects into holes, as well as opening the drawers to remove the ball and closing the drawers. Improves hand-eye coordination as well as improve the fine motor skills of the child
Set consists of a box with red, yellow and a blue circle printed on it, 3 coloured knit balls on strings, two stakes and a wooden slat with dowels. A rack is built on the box using the stakes and the wooden slat and the 3 knit balls are hung from it. The toddler needs to match the right knit ball to be hung with the colour printed on the box. Improves hand-eye coordination, recognition of colour and correlation between the 2D and 3D shapes
This material is provided with a box that has a hole on top into which a cylinder can fit in. The box has a hinged door with a circular hole cut out of it. Once the cylinder is dropped through the hole, the child can reach it through the large round hole or by opening the hinged door and take the cylinder out. For devleoping hand-eye coordination as well as basic logic skills
This set consists of a tray with a removable wooden board that acts as a divider. The board has a hole cut in it through which the child can insert a disc.The child inserts the knitball through the hole after which the ball disappears for the child as it falls on the other side of the divider. This material provides the child with skills for hand-eye coordination and fitting objects into holes. Also, gives the child the concept of cause and effect where the toddler needs to figure out what happens to the disconce it is slotted in the hole.
This material includes a tray with holes and a set of 6 pegs of which 2 each are painted with the primary colours red, blue and yellow. The pegs fit perfectly in the holes and provides experience to the toddler to fit objets into the holes, develop hand-eye coordination as well as provide an introduction to the primary colours
This is a very simple puzzle set to improve the hand-eye coordination of the child. This also provides an introduction to gripping objects and placing them in slots. Also acts as an introduction to basic 2D shapes
This material helps the toddler develop hand-eye coordination by placing the discs one after the other in the dowel. It also helps the child practice with different finger grasps based on the shape of the object being inserted in the dowel.
This material helps the toddler develop hand-eye coordination by placing the cubes one after the other in the dowel. It also helps the child practice with different finger grasps based on the shape of the object being inserted in the dowel.
This material helps the toddler develop hand-eye coordination by placing the discs on the horizontal dowel one after the other. It also helps the child practice with different finger grasps based on the shape of the object being inserted in the dowel and the way the objects are inserted on the dowel (horizontally).
An extremely interesting exercise for a child where the child has to learn to put the solid objects in the corresponding cups. The wooden egg is the easiest for the infant, and gradually increases in complexity with the ball where the child has to learn to empty the ball from the cup and the last in the complexity being the cube as it will go in the cup only in a particular direction. Excellent hand-eye coordination activity. Also helps the child to work with both his hands with a purpose
This material includes a box with 3 drawers which are hinged and which arch out of the box. Objects are placed within the box and the infant has to remove the object from the box. The complexity can be gradually increased by putting 3 objects in the 3 bins and so on.
Set consists of 10 boards printed from 1 to 10 with corresponding dots printed on them. Also provided with the set is 2 sets of sandpaper cut outs from 1 to 10 where the sandpaper is stuck on sturdy hardboard
Set consists of a board with a picture of full circle, 2 half circles and 3 one-third circles printed on them. Also provided with the set is a set of coins one full circle coin, 2 half circle coin and 3 one-third circle coins. All the coins are fitted with knobs
Set consists of 10 boards printed with dots and the corresponding numeral sandpaper letter stuck on them. Also provided is 55 counters along with the boards. The counters are sized such that they cover the dots when placed on them.
Set consists of a board printed with simple animal shapes as full, thin line and half shapes. Coins are provided with the board such that they can be placed perfectly on the printed shapes
A simple gear system to demonstrate how movement of one object can be influenced through another. Excellent gross motor skills activity.
A tray meant to be used for sorting activities in the environment. Can be used to sort out a variety of materials. Improves motor skills, colour recognition skills and more
This is a set of 10 brown beautifully painted cuboids that demonstrates changes in 2 dimensions, i.e, width and height, while the length remains constant. The rectangular prisms vary in area from 1 square centimeter to 10 square centimeter while the length remains unchanging at 20 cm. The cuboids are cut to extremely precise and accurate dimensions.
The material helps in understanding the visual and muscular sense of dimensions. It is also one of the first materials in the sensorial journey of the child after cylinder blocks and pink tower. It provides a basis for understanding of math in terms of numbers 1-10 as the child moves to the mathematical materials as part of the Montessori environment.
This product is also available in a polished form. Please click onBrown Stairs Polishedto know more about this variant.