Found Stamp Game Montessori

Green, blue, and red plastic printed stamps, skittles and chips in wooden box with lid.

A barn, tractor, sheep, bunny, pig, and a barn's worth of animals and crops come in this color-in stamp set for kids!

This extra-large set of wooden stamps makes it easy to create an exciting storyline or a color-in scene: It includes 20 rubber-faced, wooden-handled outline stamps and a two-color stamp pad with brown and green washable ink.

Five colored pencils coordinate with the farm theme to add details and color in the barnyard scene.

It's a complete arts & crafts activity and storytelling kit in one!

11.25" x 10.5" x 1.5"

Ages: 3-6

•    Wooden sorting game for a long-lasting and environmentally friendly playing option
•    Attractive illustrations of cars, trucks and other vehicles for visual stimulation
•    Playful sorting helps develop children's hand-eye coordination
•    Wooden surfaces provide a pleasant tactile experience for sensory development
•    Promotes early cognitive development through color recognition, shape recognition and image matching
•    Age recommendation: 1+
•    Material: Wood
•    Measurement: 30 x 10 x 2.6 cm
 

Stacking and Sorting Game Ball Pyramid

This colorful wooden ball set invites children to explore stacking, sorting, and color recognition in a playful way. With 14 bright wooden balls and a sturdy base, it offers endless opportunities for early learning and discovery.

Montessori-inspired learning

Children develop fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, and spatial awareness as they handle and arrange the smooth wooden balls. Sorting by color and balancing the pyramid encourages focus, problem-solving, and patience.

This game of skill is the only genuine moose test! The dice
are thrown alternately and the corresponding barrel must be
placed on the moose - which makes wobble. Who cares about
color in this sophisticated design? The different brown
tones were achieved using a special thermal treatment.

Made in Europe.

•  Age recommendation: 3+ 
•  Number of Parts: 20 
•  Measurement: 14 x 2.5 x 13.5 cm

Mastering the art of scoring in table basketball requires some practice, adding an exciting challenge to the game.

This wooden toy isn't just for kids; it provides a delightful diversion for adults as well. Surprisingly, being older doesn't necessarily guarantee better accuracy in hitting the basket compared to the little ones.

The added benefit is that the basketball is securely attached to a string, ensuring it won't get lost.

Dimensions: 25 x 7 x 19 cm (10" x 3" x 7.5").

Made in Europe.

🔑 Key Matching Game | Montessori-Inspired Visual Discrimination Activity

Support your child's cognitive development with this beautifully crafted Key Matching Game, designed to foster visual discrimination, logical thinking, and concentration — all essential Montessori early learning skills.

Shape Sorting and Counting Game – Montessori-Inspired

The Shape Sorting and Counting Game introduces children to colors, shapes, and numbers in a simple, hands-on way. By stacking the pieces on the wooden base, children begin to notice differences in form and quantity, laying the foundation for early math learning.

This material introduces the child to the unit combinations of multiplication.

Includes 1 box containing 5 sets of colored bead stairs; 1 box with 23 Golden Bars of 10, and 1 box containing 1 black and white bead stair. The 3 boxes fit into a beech wood tray.

Ages 7+

Children will learn how to create a well-balanced meal by following the USDA’s MyPlate guidelines.

Food cards have real-life photos and are self-checking (backs match food groups).

• Be the first to fill your plate with a balanced meal
• Children learn to identify foods and create healthy meals
• Food cards have real-life photos and are self-checking (backs match food groups)
• Includes: 4 placemats (game boards), 50 food cards, spinner, and activity guide

9.8 x 1.2 x 9.8 inches

Ages 3-6

Cogwheel Game – Montessori-Inspired Gear Work

Placing the colorful wooden cogwheels on the board is just the beginning. Children explore how gears connect, observe cause and effect, and adjust the pieces until every wheel begins to move smoothly.

Young learners love experimenting with different combinations. They try, correct, and try again, staying focused until they see the full chain reaction. This hands-on work naturally supports concentration, coordination of movement, and logical thinking.

The included pattern cards offer guided challenges, but children are also free to design their own layouts and test them, refining their idea until all gears run together in harmony.