Imbucare Box with Rectangular Prism

Support your infant’s next level of development with this Montessori Imbucare Box featuring a rectangular prism.
This advanced variation helps children aged 6 to 12 months refine their visual discrimination and motor precision by fitting a green rectangular prism into a corresponding slot on top of the box.

This set includes:

Discs on Vertical Dowel

A classic Montessori activity to support fine motor development and hand-eye coordination in toddlers aged 12 to 24 months.

Discs on Vertical Dowel offers a hands-on opportunity for your child to explore vertical motion, depth perception, and wrist rotation. Compared to cubes, round discs require more precision to align and stack, offering a new challenge for the developing toddler.

This activity includes:

Discs on Horizontal Dowel

A Montessori material designed to challenge coordination and spatial awareness in toddlers aged 12 to 24 months.

This activity includes a wooden base with a sturdy vertical post and a horizontal dowel. The child is invited to slide each disc onto the dowel from above — a more complex movement than vertical stacking, which requires wrist rotation and directional alignment.

Unlike the vertical version, this material challenges the child to understand orientation, directionality, and balance. The placement of the discs helps strengthen fine motor control, hand-eye coordination, and visual tracking.

This wooden Montessori box features five holes of different diameters on the top surface. Beneath the holes, there is a flat sliding plate that temporarily holds the cylinders in place. Inside the box is a slanted ramp.

The child places the five wooden cylinders (same height, different diameters) into the corresponding holes — but they don’t fall through immediately. The sliding plate underneath prevents them from dropping.

Infant Toddler Dressing Frame: Velcro

This Montessori dressing frame allows toddlers to practice opening and closing Velcro straps. It is an excellent first step in dressing skills because Velcro is simple, quick, and rewarding for little hands to master.

Why parents and teachers love it

Parents and Montessori educators appreciate this frame as it introduces children to fastening in an easy, frustration-free way. It builds independence, focus, and fine motor strength, preparing children for more complex fasteners later on.

Why children love it

Children enjoy the satisfying sound and feel of pulling Velcro apart and pressing it back together. The immediate success motivates them to repeat the activity again and again.

Infant Toddler Dressing Frame: Zipper

This Montessori dressing frame gives toddlers the opportunity to practice zipping up and down. It helps them master an essential self-dressing skill while strengthening fine motor control and coordination.

Why parents and teachers love it

It builds independence and patience while making dressing easier in everyday life. Perfect for classroom or home use.

Why children love it

Children enjoy the satisfying motion of zipping and unzipping, which gives them immediate feedback and success.

Details

• Solid wooden frame with durable fabric and a child-sized zipper
• Supports fine motor practice and self-dressing
• Dimensions: 28.5 x 29.7 cm (11.2 x 11.7 in)

Infant Toddler Dressing Frame: Buckling

This Montessori dressing frame is specially designed for infants and toddlers to practice the everyday skill of opening and closing buckles. It helps little ones strengthen their fingers, improve hand–eye coordination, and build independence through repetition.

Why parents and teachers love it

Parents and Montessori educators value this frame because it allows children to practice a real-life skill in a focused and structured way. It supports concentration, patience, and confidence while preparing children for self-care.

Montessori Baby Start Set (0-6 months)

Give your baby the gentle start with the Montessori Baby Start Set. Specially curated for infants 0-6 months, this set supports the earliest stages of sensory development, visual focus, and first hand discovery.

Montessori Toddler Exploration Set (1-2 years)

Give your toddler the joy of real movement, discovery, and problem solving with the Montessori Toddler Exploration Set. Specially curated for 1-2 years, this set supports gross motor control, balance, hand-eye coordination, and deeper thinking skills in the second year of life.

Montessori Practical Life & Early Math Set (2-3 Years)

This Montessori Practical Life & Early Math Set (2-3 years) by E&O Montessori is a curated collection of meaningful hands-on activities for the third year of life.

Perfect for your Montessori parents – a beautiful and purposeful home gift that supports independence, concentration, and real participation in daily life.

Important: This home set doesn’t include classic Montessori materials. It only contains items suitable for home practice, while the classic work stays in the classroom.

Learn to Count – Wooden Rings

This classic wooden counting toy helps children develop number recognition, sequencing, and fine motor skills. By stacking the brightly colored rings onto the pegs, little learners can match quantities with the symbols on the base. It’s a hands-on way to practice early math while enjoying play.

Montessori-Inspired Learning

Following Montessori principles, this activity gives children a concrete way to explore counting, color recognition, and hand–eye coordination. It encourages self-correcting practice, where children naturally discover how numbers and quantities connect.

Multiple Shape Blocks with Tray

This high-quality wooden set introduces children to shapes, colors, and early math concepts through hands-on exploration. The tray includes 4 sturdy wooden blocks, each topped with a geometric shape (circle, square, triangle, rectangle). Inside each block are up to 4 colorful cylinders that children can sort, count, and place.

Montessori-inspired learning

By matching shapes, sorting colors, and placing cylinders, children strengthen fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, and concentration. The activity also introduces classification, sequencing, and early problem-solving — all key Montessori principles of learning through real materials.