Found Montessori Cylinder Block

Lets children stack and sort while playfully learning sizes, sequences and colors.
There are no limits to building magical worlds in open play - simply a classic among wooden toys.
Dimensions: 19 x 10 x 6 cm.

Made in Europe.

Colourful building bricks made of high-quality beech wood.

Including a printed cotton bag for practical safekeeping.

Age recommendation: 2+

Material: Beech Wood.

Number of Parts: 50.

Measurement: 2 inches (5 cm).

Made in Europe.

The wooden tray (23 cm x 14.5 cm x 3.5 cm) comes with 4 wooden sorting blocks. Each block has up to 4 cylinders of  different colours and one wooden geometric shape.

Helps children not just with the development of their fine motor skills but also with the cognitive skill of counting and recognising shapes.

A colorful tower made of wood. But in order for the town house to really look so beautiful and stretch upwards, 6 blocks first have to be placed on top of each other with a perfect fit.

Thank goodness the rod in the middle keeps everything in line.

Dimensions: 25.5 x 7.2 x 7.2 cm
2+

Made in Europe.

Wooden box with 7 interchangeable lids and 4 different shapes: cylinder, cube, rectangular and triangular prisms.

Promotes hand-eye coordination, fine motor, cognitive and visual perception skills.

Cube Dimensions: 1.5" x 1.5" x 1.5" (3 cm x 3 cm x 3 cm).

Box Dimensions:  5.5 " x 5.5 " x 4" (14 cm x 14 cm x 10 cm).

These blocks give construction a new twist with screw-together shapes that won’t come tumbling down.

Fine Motor Skills: Promotes dexterity, hand/eye coordination, and manipulations.

Problem Solving: Introduces logic, matching, spatial relationships, critical thinking, and an understanding of cause and effect.

Includes 9 basic nuts and bolts in 4 bright colors and shape.

Non-toxic finishes and child safe materials.

7.02 x 2.34 x 7.02 inches

Age: 24+ Months

This block set allows children to use and learn Roman engineering principles to build an arch that seemingly defies gravity.

Excellent introduction to architecture and gravity, which also teaches following instructions and problem solving.

The set includes fixed sides and a support structure to enable the arch to be built.

Made from beechwood.

The whole set includes 10 geometric solids:cylinder, cube, ellipsoid, cone, sphere, square-based pyramid, triangular-based pyramid, ovoid, rectangular prism, and triangular prism.

Also included are 3 wooden stands for the curved solids.

High quality, painted in glossy blue.

Illustrated Stories from the Greek Myths

• A wonderful collection of six classic Greek myths and legends, specially retold for younger readers.
• Includes the stories of ‘The Wooden Horse’, ‘The Minotaur’ and ‘The Odyssey’, as well as a guide to the Greek Gods.
• Beautifully bound in padded hardback, and packed with information, colour and culture, this makes a thrilling read for any child.
• With a pronunciation guide to Greek names on the Usborne Quicklinks website.

Balancing on the Moon is a simple balancing/stacking game that works great with children. Each color has three sizes of pieces, small, medium and large.

Stack the corresponding coloured blocks onto the rocking base, but be careful not to tip the balance or the moon may just fall!

This game is a great way to encourage cooperation, as well as understanding the concepts of balance and cause and effect.

Moon size: 14 x 2.5 x 2 cm

Made in Germany

Ages 4+

This kit contains 4 hydraulics kits in one mini-Mega box of fun.

These kits provide hours of interesting building and thoughtful use – building blocks, moving Lego people around the house, and for those who want to give their mouse the ride of his life!

Kits included are: Mini Scissor Lift, Hyadraulic Robotic Arm, Mini Cherry Picker, and Mini Excavator

Most models stand between 18 and 24 cm high when fully extended and can hold things like a glass of milk, toys, false teeth and other fun items!

A set of 2 cloth bags (red and blue) containing 10 pairs of small wooden geometric solids for matching.

This sensorial Montessori activity’s purpose is visual discrimination but as with all Montessori activities it aims to develop more than just one skill. It is also a tool to learn and increase language, vocabulary and concentration.

The direct aim of this activity was developed by Maria Montessori to refine and develop the stereognostic tactile sense and memory of a child. The indirect aim is language and vocabulary development and also to learn the skill of concentrating.