Montessori sensorial equipment with exact metric dimensions (10 pink coloured cubes 1 cm to 10 cm in size). The pink tower introduces size differences in three dimensions and helps the child differentiate among big, bigger, biggest and small, smaller, and smallest. Ten cubes, smallest 1 x 1 x 1 cubic...
Montessori language equipment with 36 painted plated pasted with Hindi alphabets made from sand paper. All the alphabets are consonants in Hindi alphabets set. All the plates have the same colour-pink. Alphabets are pasted towards right of the plate to give space in left for easy holding the plate. Purpose:...
Montessori Number Rods help children understand numbers and quantities through hands-on learning. Each rod represents numbers 1–10, allowing children to visualize and compare quantities. They develop counting skills, fine motor coordination, concentration, and independence while building a strong foundation for future math concepts like addition and subtraction. As children work...
The Montessori Sound Box features two sets of six cylinders in red and blue, each producing different sounds when shaken. Each cylinder in the blue set will have an identical one in the same set to match it. Children listen carefully to identify and match cylinders with identical sounds, arranging...
The Montessori Red Rods are an essential tool for teaching children about length and dimension. This set includes ten red wooden rods, each varying in length. Designed to help children develop visual and muscular perception, the Red Rods are perfect for lessons in comparison, sequence, and basic math concepts. Made...
Montessori sensorial equipment encourages children to work with their senses. 11 Pairs of the tablets representing the full colour range, with pairs of each of the following colours: red, blue, yellow, orange, purple, green, pink, grey, brown, black, and white in a wooden box. Purpose of the colour tablet is...
Set of 4 blocks with cylinders varying in height and / or diameter in each block. The purpose of this product is to develop the child's visual discrimination of size. Indirectly, to prepare the child for the writing ,through the handling of the cylinders by their knobs. Indirectly, to prepare...
