Montessori Baby Start Set (0-6 months)

Give your baby the gentle start with the Montessori Baby Start Set. Specially curated for infants 0-6 months, this set supports the earliest stages of sensory development, visual focus, and first hand discovery.

Montessori Baby Discovery Set (6–12 months)

Give your baby the joy of first discoveries with the Montessori Baby Discovery Set. Specially curated for infants 6–12 months, this set supports important milestones in early development.

Montessori Toddler Exploration Set (1-2 years)

Give your toddler the joy of real movement, discovery, and problem solving with the Montessori Toddler Exploration Set. Specially curated for 1-2 years, this set supports gross motor control, balance, hand-eye coordination, and deeper thinking skills in the second year of life.

Montessori Practical Life & Early Math Set (2-3 Years)

This Montessori Practical Life & Early Math Set (2-3 years) by E&O Montessori is a curated collection of meaningful hands-on activities for the third year of life.

Perfect for your Montessori parents – a beautiful and purposeful home gift that supports independence, concentration, and real participation in daily life.

Important: This home set doesn’t include classic Montessori materials. It only contains items suitable for home practice, while the classic work stays in the classroom.

Montessori Discovery & Exploration Set (3-6 Years)

This Montessori Discovery & Exploration Set (3-6 years) by E&O Montessori is a carefully curated collection of meaningful, hands-on activities that support curiosity, independence, early science exploration, and purposeful play for the preschool years.

Includes 8 sets and 2 trays

Perfect for Montessori parents - a beautiful, developmentally aligned home set created to nurture focus, problem solving, hand control, and real-world learning through open-ended materials your child will love.

Based on the classic design at Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the UK, this elegant design has been used for hundreds years around the world. In fact Leonardo Da Vinci invented a swing bridge in the 1400's! Swing bridges are still used widely around the world.

Using a wooden bevel gear, the bridge swings open and closed, just like a real swing bridge.

Great for wooden trains and car sets, kids can learn about gears and have the neatest bridge on the block.

·  Kit comes complete with easy to follow instructions, all you need are some scissors.

·  Comes with great educational information and links to learn more about levers and bridges.

·  Easy to make in an hour or two, and has stickers for signs and the road

Probably the coolest bridge we make, this is a replica of the Joseph Strauss design that was made all over North America in the 1920's and 1930's. Well known bridges of this type are the Johnston Street (Blue Bridge) in Victoria, B.C., Wishka River bridge in Washington, the Ashtaula Bridge in Ohio, the Cherry Street bridge in Toronto and the Third Street Bridge in San Francisco.

Sized to fit the wooden train sets, this bridge is an elegant reminder of the cool truss bridges that used to be built years ago and are still in use! Great to use for school bridge studies, and learn more about interesting linkages, this kit will bring a new level of sophistication to playing with wooden cars and trains. Graffiti is not included, but that gives you the chance to be creative!

The bridge was designed by Leonardo Da Vinci between 1485 and 1490, to be built rapidly with local trees, that could be easily slid into place, lashed together, and then crossed quickly, making troop movement over rivers speedy, creating a surprise factor that was critical to success in battles.

Leonardo applied the laws of statics, which he had developed during his architectural research. In his journals he wrote laws about friction, one of which stated that if the load on an object is doubled, its friction also doubles.

Interestingly, when weight is applied down, it gets tighter and stronger, yet when lifted it falls.

One of Leonardo’s most iconic images, the Aerial Screw (also known as the Helicopter) illustrates the ingenuity of Da Vinci, and indicates (along with many other drawings!) his obsession with flying.

While this 15th Century (!) idea may never have got off the ground, for some basic technical reasons, it gave us an insight into the different ways in which Leonardo considered the challenge of human powered flying, and defines him as an inventor well ahead of his time.

While it is often referred to as a helicopter, the premise of the lift to make it rise is more like Archimedes’ screw than the rotors of a helicopter.

Considered by many to be the most powerful and destructive of all the siege engines, the trebuchet took many forms throughout the Medieval world, hurling huge rocks, giant fireballs and even diseased animals at (and into) castles.

This model, based on the Warwolf, is a tabletop working replica of a trebuchet made in the 13th Century.

Standing 26 inches (67 cm) tall by 18 inches (48 cm wide) this model will shoot balls of plasticine (included) over 20 feet! Please be careful of what (or whom) you take aim on, this thing can really let loose.

·  Model is pre-cut and each joint is drilled for super strong connection.

·  Comes with a leather-like sling and some soft modeling clay for safe hurling!

Wooden Building Bricks - 200 Pieces (Ages 3+)

This beautifully crafted wooden building set invites children to explore open-ended construction, architectural design, and creative problem solving. With 200 natural beechwood blocks, children can build houses, cabins, roofs, towers, bridges, walls and many more structures using a classic log cabin style.

The pieces are smooth, uniform and comfortable for small hands. Children naturally experiment with balance, stability, symmetry and sequencing while creating real architectural forms.

Wooden Castle Building Bricks - 145 Pieces (Ages 3+)

This beautiful wooden castle set invites children to design and build their own medieval world.

With 145 carefully crafted pieces, children can create walls, towers, gates, bridges, and courtyards, then rebuild their castle in a new way every day.

The detailed printed elements such as windows, doors, battlements, and red roofs inspire rich storytelling and imaginative play. Children enjoy planning where the towers will stand, arranging the walls, and deciding how to protect or decorate their castle.

For parents, this is a long-lasting, screen-free toy that supports independent, focused play, creativity, fine motor skills, and early engineering thinking.