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Wooden Montessori Practical Material - Lock Box Mini
Montessori educational toy with 4 different locks on 4 different colored doors.

Material: Birch wood and metal.

Lock Box is a beautifully handcrafted wooden box good for cultivating kids hand-eye coordination skills and practical life skills. Also a mysterious wood box for kids to hide their little items, having fun hiding and discovering their small treasures by locking and unlocking the doors. Handmade with love by Numobel in INDIA.

This is a multiple-shape sorter box. You can put the corresponding shape and lid according to the level of the child. For any Montessori classroom and home school, this is a good tool for general sensory teaching. This material develops hand-eye coordination and indirectly allows the child to experience object permanence. It practises precise hand movements while sending information to the brain as well as develops hand, wrist and finger control - also known as "refined hand movements". Handmade with love by Numobel in INDIA

Let children arrange the pegs according to color, geometric shape, height, size and place them on the wooden base. This will help children learn about colors and shapes, develop fine motor skill, eye-hand coordination, stimulate their recognition and classification skill and also help them solve problems through trial and error. They learn many subtle skills in the process like motor skills, shape, pattern and color recognition, thinking among many others. They can develop concentration, patience and develop confidence in themselves when they have solved the puzzle. Handmade with love by Numobel in INDIA

Object Permanence Box Mini is a beautifully handcrafted wooden toy includes a wooden ball and a wooden box with extended platform. Object Permanence Box with drawer is a classic Montessori material that is introduced to infants once they can sit up independently, at approximately 6-12 months of age. This material aids in the child’s development of object We are all familiar with this act of “Out of Sight and Out of Mind”. WHAT - One of the aspects of Sensorimotor development in a child is concept of Permanence – knowing that an object still exists even if you can’t see it or hear it. WHY - The object of Permanence helps a child to understand the concept of an object disappearing and then appearing again. Something that can disappear and still exist. Developing object permanence is an important milestone part of the sensorial development of the child. HOW - A child has to drop the ball into the hole in the box and the ball will roll out of the box and into the tray. Through this, the child experiences object permanence by seeing that the ball did not disappear The set is great for building fine motor skills, body balance, hand eye coordination, develop and strengthen visual perception skills, visual motor coordination, also teaches the child object permanence, or the concept that something can disappear and still exists, it is permanent.

This product teaches young toddlers the concept of object permanence and helps them develop hand-eye coordination.

It consists of 1 coloured wooden ball and a wooden box. The light-weight ball moves slowly enough for the child to follow and track the ball as it moves gradually from top to bottom and slides out in the front tray. The child learns to grasp and he is able to place the ball in the hole. Handmade with love by Numobel in INDIA.

Waldorf Education 3D Shape Sorter is an educational aid for children to learn the concepts of geometrical 3 dimensional solids shapes and sizes. It is a perfect toy to play and learn about the visual change in volume of a shape by changing only one dimension. The pieces can be stacked and balanced in numerous arrangements with imagination being the only limitation. The pieces have to be matched in their respective slots. Handmade with love by Numobel in INDIA

An object permanence box is a classic Montessori material that is introduced to infants once they can sit up independently, at approximately 8–12 months of age. This material aids in the child's development of object permanence, while also honing their hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, focus, and concentration.

Object Permanence Box with drawer is a beautifully handcrafted wooden toy includes a wooden ball and a wooden box with a drawer. Object Permanence Box with drawer is a classic Montessori material that is introduced to infants once they can sit up independently, at approximately 6-12 months of age. This material aids in the child’s development of object We are all familiar with this act of “Out of Sight and Out of Mind”. WHAT - One of the aspects of Sensorimotor development in a child is concept of Permanence – knowing that an object still exists even if you can’t see it or hear it. WHY - The object of Permanence helps a child to understand the concept of an object disappearing and then appearing again. Something that can disappear and still exist. Developing object permanence is an important milestone part of the sensorial development of the child. HOW - A child has to drop the ball into the hole in the box and the ball will roll out of the box and into the tray. Through this, the child experiences object permanence by seeing that the ball did not disappear The set is great for building fine motor skills, body balance, hand eye coordination, develop and strengthen visual perception skills, visual motor coordination, also teaches the child object permanence, or the concept that something can disappear and still exists, it is permanent. Handmade with love by Numobel in INDIA.

Colorful geometric artwork, help kids to recognize shape and color; This wooden puzzle is designed for toddler who developed hand-eye coordination and visual perception skills; Knob wooden puzzle strengthens fine motor skills, matching skills, large wooden knobs for easy grasping, and knobs are screwed on; Multiple circle shape puzzle is a great hands-on learning tool for classroom, home or early childhood development; Handmade with love by Numobel in INDIA