3-6 years

Balancing on the Moon is a simple balancing/stacking game that works great with children. Each color has three sizes of pieces, small, medium and large.

Stack the corresponding coloured blocks onto the rocking base, but be careful not to tip the balance or the moon may just fall!

This game is a great way to encourage cooperation, as well as understanding the concepts of balance and cause and effect.

Moon size: 14 x 2.5 x 2 cm

Made in Germany

Ages 4+

Our wooden dolphin likes playing with coloured rings just as much as his living example. But with this dolphin the idea is to place as many coloured wooden rings on the friendly animal's tummy as possible. This requires clever tactics and the children's motor skills are also put to the test.

Dolphin size: 17 x 3 x 10 cm

Made in Germany

Ages 4+

This game of skill is the only genuine moose test! The dice
are thrown alternately and the corresponding barrel must be
placed on the moose - which makes wobble. Who cares about
color in this sophisticated design? The different brown
tones were achieved using a special thermal treatment.

Made in Europe.

•  Age recommendation: 3+ 
•  Number of Parts: 20 
•  Measurement: 14 x 2.5 x 13.5 cm

These colorful wooden Stacking Bears help children develop fine motor skills, hand control, and concentration. Children love experimenting with different ways to build towers and pyramids, creating endless combinations. This open-ended activity encourages creativity and focus while strengthening finger muscles needed for writing later on.

Made in Germany from solid wood, each bear is smooth to the touch and easy for small hands to grasp. Perfect for playrooms, Montessori classrooms, and early learning environments. Also ideal for home use — a fun game the whole family can enjoy together.

A favourite in Montessori classrooms for its simplicity and high engagement.

It's scary how much fun you'll have with these fuzzy monster pals!

The beastly bowling set adds color, texture, and a whole lot of eyes to a familiar game.

Six wacky plush pins with goofy expressions have weighted bottoms for extra stability, touchable textures, and detailed stitching.

Set up the pins in different formations, and then use Klonk, the silly stuffed ball, to knock them down! The set stores in a handy mesh bag to take the bowling fun wherever kids go.

• 8-piece fuzzy wacky monster-themed bowling set
• Includes 6 pins with weighted bottoms for extra stability, soft ball
• Premium fabrics, detailed stitching, and touchable textures

• Include handy mesh storage bag

   

Ruff’s Tactile Set - Explore Textures, Build Vocabulary, Strengthen Hands

Give children a hands-on way to discover the world of textures. With Ruff’s Tactile Set, young learners reach into the doghouse to find soft, smooth, bumpy, ridged, and scratchy bones, strengthening their tactile discrimination, fine motor skills, and early language.

Designed for toddlers and preschoolers, this material invites children to sort by colour, match by texture, and compare differences using real sensory exploration rather than pictures. It supports both Montessori practical life and sensorial work in a playful, engaging way.

Feel-a-Pair Memo Texture Pillows - Build Tactile Memory, Matching Skills, and Early Language

These soft, colourful texture pillows give children a hands-on way to develop tactile discrimination and sensory memory. Hidden inside the cloth bag, the pillows encourage children to reach in, feel each one carefully, and find the matching pair by touch alone. This activity strengthens concentration, fine motor control, and careful observation.

Perfect for both toddler and preschool environments, this material invites children to explore textures, compare similarities and differences, and build descriptive language in a playful, screen-free way. The activity works beautifully as sensorial shelf work or as a small-group matching game.

This Wodden Latches Board has 6 doors with different locks and latches.

Open the doors and windows to reveal colourful animal friends!

Undo a lock or latch, swing open the numbered door and count on finding fun when the picture beneath is revealed on this wooden play board and educational toy!

Build fine motor skills while learning colors, numbers, animals and more!

15.5" x 11.5" x 1.25"

Hours of fun work at the door of this wooden doorbell house!

4 unique locks with matching keys, 4 electronic doorbell sounds, and 4 pose-able play people are included with this charming cottage!

The keys are attached to the house so they won't get lost.

Ages 3+

Dimensions: 9" x 6.8" x 6.8"

Who Eats What? - Match Animals to Their Foods with Hands-on Learning

This cheerful wooden puzzle helps young children understand what different animals eat. Each piece shows a familiar animal, while the space underneath reveals its food — such as grass, honey, cheese, carrots, fish, or grain. Children match the pieces to discover who eats what, strengthening early science knowledge and matching skills.

Designed for toddlers and young preschoolers, this puzzle introduces real-world concepts in a simple, playful way. It supports Montessori sensorial and language work, helping children build vocabulary and make meaningful connections to nature.

Cogwheel Game – Montessori-Inspired Gear Work

Placing the colorful wooden cogwheels on the board is just the beginning. Children explore how gears connect, observe cause and effect, and adjust the pieces until every wheel begins to move smoothly.

Young learners love experimenting with different combinations. They try, correct, and try again, staying focused until they see the full chain reaction. This hands-on work naturally supports concentration, coordination of movement, and logical thinking.

The included pattern cards offer guided challenges, but children are also free to design their own layouts and test them, refining their idea until all gears run together in harmony.

Our wooden Locks and Latches Box measures approximately

31cm x 12cm x 13cm (12 x 5 x 5 inches)

It features 10 doors , and a handle at the top so that children can easily carry it from the shelf to the workspace.

• promotes fine-motor control and dexterity as little fingers work to open each lock and latch
• encourages long periods of concentration and persistent problem-solving
•  inspires social interaction as several children start to collaborate on opening the doors and communicating through them