Spring Activities

Momma and baby birds help young learners practice counting, sorting and colors in an interactive and engaging way.

The bowls stack, and the momma birds can be used as finger puppets.

Little learners will love matching birds and nests by color.

This deluxe set comes with 36 pieces! Set includes 24 baby birds in 6 colors, 6 momma birds, 6 color nests, and an Activity Guide.

Birds come in two sizes and six vibrant colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple), so they're easy to sort, match, and count.

Nests measure 4'L x 1'H; birds measure 1'H (baby) and 1 3/4 'H (momma).

Montessori Spring Fine Motor Work

This hands-on Montessori-inspired activity invites children to sort and transfer soft pom-poms by color using child-sized stainless steel tongs. Designed with charming bunny baskets, this beautifully coordinated and irresistibly cute setup naturally attracts the child and encourages independent work.

The child carefully grasps each pom-pom and places it into the matching basket. This activity supports fine motor development, pincer grip strengthening, hand-eye coordination, concentration, order, and early color classification skills. The tong work strengthens the same muscles later used for pencil control and writing readiness.

The Color Resemblance Sorting Task is a matching and sorting game using shades of color to develop skills in visual perception and color discrimination.

The color task provides an excellent opportunity to introduce vocabulary so that the child may learn the names for each of the colors and the associated descriptive terms.

Contents: a wooden box with lid (26 x 26 x 6 cm), 24 beechwood skittles painted in 4 graded shades of each of the colors red, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple, 6 wooden stands to hold each set of skittles, and 6 wooden color boards with each of the shades from dark to light to match with the skittles.

Carrot Harvesting Box

This beautifully crafted Carrot Harvesting Box is a favorite Montessori-inspired activity for toddlers. With 16 wooden carrots (8 orange and 8 white) that fit into 16 slots on a wooden box, children enjoy the realistic play of “planting and harvesting.” It develops fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, and concentration while offering endless opportunities for imaginative play.

Why parents and teachers love it

Parents appreciate the durability and natural design, while Montessori teachers use it as an early Practical Life activity. It encourages sorting, matching, and problem-solving, providing children with hands-on learning through play.