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The cards will help children learn about human anatomy, understand their own bodies, and serve as a basis for important topics such as the origins of children, gender, and tolerance. The cards were created in consultation with specialists and are intended for preschoolers and elementary school children (but are interesting for the whole family!).
1"The set includes 20 double-sided, high-quality, extra-sturdy educational cards with rounded corners for safety. Four cards are 180 x 260 mm in size, and 16 cards are 180 x 130 mm in size. Educational cards with interesting facts on the back will not only save parents a lot of time, but also make learning fun and easy for the whole family!
The cards are designed for learning and discovery and are classified as visual teaching aids.
The cards are designed to remain relevant and interesting for a long time: starting with familiarizing children with photos and object names, continuing with broader descriptions as the child grows, and later with reading the names.
The cards are made of extra-thick cardboard and are very sturdy, making them difficult to bend and suitable even for the youngest children.
The card set comes in a box so that they don't get lost and are convenient to take on a trip or simply keep organized.
Card themes:Body parts, Muscles, Skeleton, Circulatory system, Nervous system, Internal organs, Digestive system, Urinary system, Female reproductive organs, Male reproductive organs, Reproductive organ hygiene, How I was born, Underwear rule, Health and nutrition, Teeth, their care, Five senses, Skin structure, Assistive devices, Tolerance for the body
Similar but different, helping the human body and other topics
Get to know farm animals by comparing big and small ones while playing with this easy-to-make puzzle. Will every little one be able to find their mom?
Your little one will be able to complete this task perfectly without help, because the puzzle is designed so that it is easy to check and correct yourself – just pay attention to the pattern on the connecting edge.
You can use the farm animal cards in several different ways depending on the age of the child:
- discussing the pictures and learning the names of the animals;
- comparing and learning BIG or SMALL;
- matching babies with their mothers (can also be played independently).
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"A child can develop fully through experience in their environment. We call this experience work." - Maria Montessori
In order for our children's development to proceed as smoothly and at a pace acceptable to them, we must ensure a properly prepared environment and work tools, i.e., tools and toys. However, sometimes it seems that we have provided plenty of toys, and the room is beautiful, but the little one is not interested in anything, is restless, and does not stay with one activity for long. This is a sign that it is time to audit the tools your child has and try out the toy and tool rotation strategy that is most appropriate for your child's age. 0"In this informational memo, we have described how to conduct a successful toy audit step by step and how to choose the most appropriate rotation strategy for your child and start rotating! 0"In the learning guide, you will find:
- how to choose the right tools;
- why less is more;
- how to conduct an audit of your existing toys;
- how to categorize and group toys and tools for rotation;
- what toys and tools we do not rotate and why;
- three rotation strategies from birth to six years of age;
- further presentation and maintenance of tools.
Digital guide "Toy audit and rotation" is prepared based on the certified method of M. Montessori and the Association "Montessori Internationale" (AMI).
Themed task booklet for home printing on the theme of love! Tasks suitable for children aged 3-7 years. In this booklet, we have compiled various types of tasks for attention, fine motor skills, hand precision, language, and mathematical skills development in a fun way. Tasks prepared in consultation with a primary education teacher.
Even 12 tasks will invite the little ones:
- to recognize the letter M in various forms: both printed (lowercase and uppercase) and handwritten (lowercase and uppercase);
- to develop a smooth hand movement by following lines;
- to practice writing (printed + handwritten correct cursive);
- to train the little hand by replicating the drawing of symmetrical shapes;
- to recognize the number 2: the symbol, its writing, quantitative understanding;
- to talk together about love, closest loved ones, to create your family tree;
- to discuss and encourage the child to reflect on what they love and value.
You will diversify the tasks with drawing and coloring activities. And if you want to repeat again and again - you just need to print it out one more time!
By printing A4 format sheets (can be in black and white), they are folded and assembled into a small booklet convenient for little hands, where the tasks gradually become more complex.
© MB seku vaiku designs, informational material and/or its content are protected by the Copyright and Related Rights Law of the Republic of Lithuania. It is strictly prohibited to forward the link to digital resources to third parties, copy or otherwise distribute the downloaded material or its content, both in whole and in excerpts, without prior separate written consent from MB seku vaiku. The person responsible for the illegal use, copying, or other distribution of the material and/or its content will be held accountable in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Lithuania.
The watercolor coloring book is designed to provide children with a comprehensive artistic experience. This versatile drawing set consists of a coloring book, paints, and a brush, making it perfect for young artists to develop creativity, independent time, and skills of precision and attention.
Detailed information:
- Compact and portable: This easily portable set is perfect for travel, allowing young artists to draw anywhere, where inspiration strikes.
- Individual color palettes: Each page has its own color palette, therefore it's convenient to change colors without any mess.
- High-quality paper: Made of thick white cardboard, resistant to ink fading and tearing, therefore providing a durable surface for watercolor painting.
- Additional paint pages: There are two more pages of pigments, to have enough paint for creative expression.
- Perforated pages: The pages have a dotted line, which can be neatly torn out and used as bookmarks for drawings, providing a functional element for artistic creations.
The cards are designed for learning and discovery and are classified as visual teaching aids.
The cards are designed to remain relevant and interesting for a long time: starting with familiarization with photos and object names, continuing with broader descriptions as the child grows, and later with reading the names.
The cards are made of extra-thick cardboard and are very sturdy, making them difficult to bend and suitable even for the youngest children.
The card set comes in a box so that they don't get lost and are easy to take on a trip or simply keep organized.
24 Animals found in Lithuanian forests:Hedgehog, Badger, Beaver, Elk, Roe deer, Deer, Hedgehog, Jay, Marten, Hare, Cormorant, Fox, Lynx, Marten, Dormouse, Mouse, Owl, Mouse, Mouse, Roe deer, Elk, Wild boar, Otter, Wolf, Squirrel.
Scissors are often considered just a craft tool, but in the Montessori method, they are a truly important tool that helps children develop independence, concentration, and fine motor skills, which prepare the child for writing in the future.
The task set includes activities for cutting practice at 5 different levels, so the child can progress at their own pace.
When a child uses scissors, they are doing much more than just cutting paper:
• Strengthening hand muscles: by holding scissors and opening and closing them, the child strengthens the small muscles in their hands and fingers. These are the very muscles children will later use to hold and control a pencil on paper.
• Practicing bilateral coordination: cutting requires both hands to work together in different ways – one hand holds the scissors, the other guides the paper. This is excellent preparation for writing, when one hand holds the paper and the other writes.
• Improving hand-eye coordination: the child must watch where the scissors move and adjust their hands to keep the tool on the line. This coordination is essential not only for writing skills but also for everyday tasks like dressing and eating.
• Developing concentration and perseverance: cutting is a truly challenging activity! It requires focus, patience, and constant practice. Every successful cut boosts the child’s self-confidence.
• Encouraging creativity and independence: when children learn to use scissors, they gain a new way to explore art, design, and problem-solving through play.
Print and use again and again!
We know why you are here – just as we searched for support and guidance seven, five, three, and two years ago. The qualities you want to help develop in your child are clear, but how to achieve them... is uncertain.
It took us Montessori studies, a lot of time, practice, and observing children to find the answers. You might succeed faster – this guide is your path to meeting your child's timely developmental needs and to calmer parenting with more answers than questions.
Informational guide prepared based on the M. Montessori and the Association "Montessori Internationale" (AMI) certified method.
The Lithuanian alphabet with plants, memory training, and a primer on the basic characteristics of plants in one set!
The cards are designed not only to help children learn about nature and the Lithuanian alphabet, upper and lower case letters, but also to have fun while training their memory!
Card themes:
- Parts of a plant
- How do plants grow?
- How do plants reproduce?
- Parts of a tree
- Tree age
- Unique trees of Lithuania
- What is made from plants?
- Without plants, life on Earth would not thrive!
The set consists of:
- extra-sturdy cards with rounded corners – 9 x 6.5 cm in size
- extra-strong double-sided cards with rounded corners – 26 x 18 cm in size
- Packaged in an attractive, sturdy box with a convenient closure.
The kitchen for a child is not just a place where food is prepared. From a Montessori perspective, it is a living learning space where the child learns through real, meaningful activity.
Food preparation fosters independence and self-confidence. When a child sees that their contribution is important to the family, they experience a true sense of purpose: "I can. I contribute." Even simple tasks—washing an apple or sprinkling spices—strengthen responsibility and intrinsic motivation.
This digital tool for printing was created for children aged 2-5 and their parents: it includes first recipes adapted for independent cooking by 2-5-year-olds and prompts for parents on how to ensure smooth activities and empower the child.
Recipes prepared based on the M. Montessori and the Association "Montessori Internationale" (AMI) certified method.
The set includes 20 high-quality, extra-sturdy flashcards with rounded corners for safety. Each card measures 180 x 130 mm. One side features a high-quality photo of a real bird on a white background, while the other side has the name and description of the bird. The flashcards with interesting facts on the other side will not only save parents a lot of time, but also make learning fun and easy for the whole family!
The cards are designed for learning and discovery and are classified as visual teaching aids.
The cards are designed to remain relevant and interesting for a long time: starting with familiarizing children with photos and object names, continuing with broader descriptions as the child grows, and later with reading the names.
The cards are made of extra-thick cardboard and are very sturdy, making them difficult to bend and suitable even for the youngest children.
The set of cards comes in a box so that they don't get lost and are convenient to take on a trip or simply keep tidy.
20 Birds found in Lithuania:Hawk, Eagle, Crane, Cuckoo, Stork, Lapwing, Kestrel, Kestrel, Cuckoo, Partridge, Curlew, Fieldfare, Wren, Shrike, Pygmy Owl, Goldfinch, Siskin, Goldfinch, Bunting, Greenfinch.
Bird voice recordings:To make learning even more interesting, we have selected and compiled all the bird song recordings in the collection in one place.
Whether you want to decorate your child’s room or use them while talking, playing, or learning about a specific theme, these posters are a quick way to access high-quality educational materials.
Purchase a high-resolution PDF file that you can print at home or at a print shop. Two children at home? Print two copies!
Inspired by Montessori principles, the posters feature realistic objects, true-to-life colors, and clearly written labels in a clean font. Created by a professional illustrator, these posters provide both educational value and a touch of beauty to your child’s environment.
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Applying the Montessori method at home can be simpler than it seems. You don’t need expensive furniture or every single material to get started. The real beginning lies in understanding the key principles and weaving them into your everyday routines and home environment.
In this suvaiku.lt in guide, we’ve outlined five core Montessori principles along with practical tips on how to apply them at home, making the first steps easier and smoother.
This guide is digital, so you’ll always have it within reach — on your phone, or even printed out and placed on your fridge if you prefer.
The “5 Montessori Principles at Home” Quick Reference Guide is based on the teachings of Maria Montessori and the certified method of the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI).
- for cutting practice;
- for letter recognition and matching games - look for the same letters in the environment, on posters, match printed + handwritten, outlines with three-dimensional letters from puzzles;
- for tracing practice with a finger or pencil: arrows and dotted lines suggest the correct writing direction
- for coloring;
- for a guide when learning or practicing to write independently, tracing letters on paper or sand;
- for learning to read: letters can be printed as many as needed, arrange words, read them.
- These water-soluble crayons open up a world of creative possibilities. The crayons are non-toxic and specially designed to minimize mess.
- The quick-drying function ensures that artwork dries quickly, preventing smudges and smears.
- Ergonomic design is perfect for small hands, as it promotes comfortable and controlled drawing.
The twelve-color tube set is a versatile palette for young creators. Easily mix and match colors with the convenient twist-up design, perfect for unleashing artistic potential.
Age: 3+
Box dimensions:1 6.3 cm x 8.5 cm
Set includes: 12 twistable crayons
- for cutting practice;
- for letter recognition and matching games - look for the same letters in the environment, on posters, match printed + handwritten, outlines with three-dimensional letters from puzzles;
- for tracing practice with a finger or pencil: arrows and dotted lines suggest the correct writing direction
- for coloring;
- for a guide when learning or practicing to write independently, tracing letters on paper or sand;
- for learning to read: letters can be printed as many as needed, arrange words, read them.
Vision is primarily the developing sense of the newborn. The carousels hung above the baby gradually awaken it, becoming the first sensory activity.
"Munari" carousel - the first Montessori carousel that can be introduced to a newborn from the very first days. You can make it yourself by downloading this digital memo with a print-ready template and hanging instructions.
In Montessori pedagogy, the first objects introduced to the newborn are precisely the carousels. They are used from the first day until about three months and are designed considering the development of the baby's vision and attention focus, later becoming an important foundation for intellectual development.
Since vision is still developing at this stage and sight is still blurry, this carousel is contrasting, made up of easily distinguishable shapes. The baby can explore contrast and develop the ability to follow moving objects by observing the shapes hanging in the air.
This tool encourages grasping reflexes and hand-eye coordination. It develops the baby's tactile, auditory, and visual skills. And rolling later encourages the baby to crawl after the toy.
Size: 7x5.5 cm.
The set includes 21 high-quality, extra-sturdy flashcards with rounded corners for safety. Each card measures 180 x 130 mm. One side features an illustration of a Lithuanian holiday or memorable day, while the other side features its name and description. Flashcards with interesting facts on the other side will not only save parents a lot of time, but also make learning fun and easy for the whole family!
The cards are designed for learning and discovery and are classified as visual teaching aids.
The cards are designed to remain relevant and interesting for a long time: starting with familiarizing children with photos and object names, continuing with broader descriptions as the child grows, and later with reading the names.
The cards are made of extra-thick cardboard and are very sturdy, making them difficult to bend and suitable even for the youngest children.
The set of cards comes in a box so that they don't get lost and are convenient to take on a trip or simply keep tidy.
21 Lithuanian holiday and memorable day:- New Year's Day, Lithuanian Flag Day, Three Kings Day, Freedom Defenders' Day, February 16, Shrove Tuesday, March 11, Lent, Palm Sunday, Easter, Easter Monday, Children's Day, Midsummer's Day, Statehood Day, Assumption Day, Science and Knowledge Day, All Saints' Day, All Souls' Day, Advent, Christmas Eve, Christmas.