Sorting

This is an educational game for children designed to develop fine motor skills, attention concentration, color recognition, and basic counting. Younger children place colored cylinders into corresponding holes or build towers by stacking them, thus improving their hand-eye coordination and developing fine motor skills. Older children already sort cylinders by color and quantity, learning through action.

The tool helps to develop

• Sensory and fine motor skills: children practice precise movements by inserting cylinders into holes, developing hand-eye coordination.
• Understanding colors and numbers: cylinders can be grouped, counted, and their quantity compared on the board.
• Attention and perseverance: the task requires concentration, developing planning, patience, and sequence-following skills.
• Self-directed learning: the child can play alone and discover correct solutions by themselves.

Technical information

Composition: wooden base with holes + colored wooden cylinders.

Dimensions: ~ 24 cm wide board, cylinders are a convenient size for small hands.

 Sustainability and safety

Made from responsibly sourced sustainable wood.

All paints and finishing materials are non-toxic and certified for children's toys.

Durable construction designed for use both at home and in educational institutions.

Is there a better way to sort and organize precious small objects than a single sorting tray? We say no!

Keeping small objects, treasures found by children outdoors, and small tools in one place not only makes it easier to keep things tidy, but also makes it easier for children to find their way around their belongings.

The beautiful and sturdy beech wood tray has 14 compartments and handles, making it easy to move from one place to another. And such an open presentation of tools invites children to engage, create, and play.

These are 24 natural-shaped wooden "stones" designed for free creative play. Irregular shapes develop children's attention and coordination, while the play process encourages concentration and spatial thinking. Little ones love to experiment – whether they build towers or count shapes – this tool allows for play "without rules".

The tool helps to develop

• Sensory experiences: different shades and shapes of wood encourage exploration.
• Fine motor skills and coordination development: assembling requiring precise movements encourages focus and coordination accuracy.
• Creativity and problem-solving skills: children can build various structures, sort, count, or explore shapes.
• Independent learning: an open-type tool, allowing children to create their own games and activities, combining the tool with other toys they have.

Sustainability and safety

Made from natural wood, without plastic or composite materials – environmentally friendly.

Comes with a cotton bag for convenient storage, minimizing the use of plastic in packaging.

Simple shapes and natural materials – safe for small children without sharp edges or small parts.

Suitable for long-term use in children's environments – at home or in kindergarten.

Is there a better way to sort and organize precious small objects than a single sorting tray? We say no!

Keeping small objects, treasures found by children outdoors, and small tools in one place not only makes it easier to keep things tidy, but also makes it easier for children to find their way around their belongings.

The beautiful and sturdy beech wood tray has 14 compartments and handles, making it easy to move from one place to another. And such an open presentation of tools invites children to engage, create, and play.

Is there a better way to sort and organize precious small objects than a single sorting tray? We say no!

Keeping small objects, treasures found by children outdoors, and small tools in one place not only makes it easier to keep things tidy, but also makes it easier for children to find their way around their belongings.

The beautiful and sturdy beech wood tray has 14 compartments and handles, making it easy to move from one place to another. And such an open presentation of tools invites children to engage, create, and play.

The Montessori Shape Sorting Puzzle XL introduces little ones to basic and geometric shapes and concepts of length. At the same time, it develops attention and hand-eye coordination.

The different colors of the shapes give little ones a hint as to where to place them, and the soft blocks fit easily into their shapes.

The blocks themselves can also be used separately without the base to familiarize children with geometric shapes and the terms "long" and "short," to teach them to compare two or three objects by length, or simply for free play.

Sensory games give children the opportunity to explore and learn through touch, and with the right tools, even more possibilities are created: they develop spooning skills (picking up and transferring), learn about differences in volume, and develop their pincer grip with both their fingers and tools.

These movements are particularly important for developing further independence; they are the first steps in practicing eating, serving, dressing, drawing, and writing, as well as self-control and self-regulation. Only by trying (and spilling more than once!) can the difference in volume be understood and the limit when it is time to stop be felt.

The product is recommended for use under adult supervision.