Fine Motor & Coordination

Toddler Imbucare Peg Box

Support your toddler’s fine motor development and concentration with this colorful Montessori peg box.
The Toddler Imbucare Peg Box is designed for children aged 12 months and up. This engaging material allows toddlers to practice inserting pegs into holes, strengthening their hand-eye coordination, wrist rotation, and manual dexterity through repetition and exploration.

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Single Shape Puzzle Set

Introduce your baby to early shape recognition and hand control with this Montessori puzzle set featuring extra-large knobs for little hands.
The Single Shape Puzzle Set is thoughtfully designed for children aged 9 to 24 months. Each puzzle board features one geometric shape with a large wooden knob, making it easy for developing fingers to grasp and manipulate.

This set includes four one-piece wooden puzzles:

Montessori Single Shape Puzzle – Circle

This single-shape wooden puzzle is one of the classic first Montessori materials for infants and toddlers. The circle is usually introduced first, as it is the easiest shape for little hands to recognize and place. Once the circle is mastered, children can progress to the square and triangle.

Montessori-Inspired Learning

Knobbed puzzles support the development of the pincer grasp, which is essential for pre-writing skills. They also help children build concentration, hand–eye coordination, and spatial awareness through hands-on exploration.

Multiple Shape Puzzle Set

Take the next step in shape recognition and coordination after mastering single shape puzzles.
The Multiple Shape Puzzle Set is designed for children aged 12 to 30 months and offers a smooth progression after the Single Shape Puzzle Set. With two trays of puzzles — one with three different shapes, and one with circles of three different sizes — children begin to refine their ability to compare, classify, and name geometric forms.

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Wooden Fraction Circle Raised Puzzle – Set of 2

Specially designed for toddlers ages 2–3, this set of raised wooden puzzles introduces early fraction concepts through hands-on exploration. Children grasp and place the large circle insets, building fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, concentration, and independence—ideal for Montessori-inspired learning at home or in the classroom.

Cubes on Vertical Dowel

Support your toddler’s developing coordination and concentration with this foundational Montessori material.
Cubes on Vertical Dowel is designed for children aged 12 to 18 months and provides the opportunity to explore vertical motion, precise hand placement, and control of movement using simple wooden cubes and a central peg.

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Discs on Vertical Dowel

A classic Montessori activity to support fine motor development and hand-eye coordination in toddlers aged 12 to 24 months.

Discs on Vertical Dowel offers a hands-on opportunity for your child to explore vertical motion, depth perception, and wrist rotation. Compared to cubes, round discs require more precision to align and stack, offering a new challenge for the developing toddler.

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Discs on Horizontal Dowel

A Montessori material designed to challenge coordination and spatial awareness in toddlers aged 12 to 24 months.

This activity includes a wooden base with a sturdy vertical post and a horizontal dowel. The child is invited to slide each disc onto the dowel from above — a more complex movement than vertical stacking, which requires wrist rotation and directional alignment.

Unlike the vertical version, this material challenges the child to understand orientation, directionality, and balance. The placement of the discs helps strengthen fine motor control, hand-eye coordination, and visual tracking.

Shape Sorter on 3 Vertical Dowels

This engaging Montessori-inspired activity develops classification, coordination, and early math skills for children aged 2 years and up.

The wooden base includes three vertical dowels and 9 solid wooden pieces in 3 geometric shapes: spheres, cubes, and triangular prisms. Children are invited to stack the shapes onto the dowels — by shape, by quantity, or in mixed combinations — allowing for sorting, sequencing, matching, and exploration.

Coloured Discs on 3 Coloured Dowels

This Montessori-inspired material introduces toddlers to sorting, coordination, and colour recognition — all in one hands-on activity.

Children practice stacking 9 discs (3 red, 3 yellow, 3 blue) onto their corresponding coloured dowels. This self-correcting activity supports matching by colour, eye–hand coordination, and fine motor development.

Three Discs on a Vertical Dowel

This Montessori-inspired material introduces toddlers to stacking, order, and eye-hand coordination.

Designed for children as young as 12 months, this activity invites the child to stack 3 wooden discs onto a central dowel. The material encourages repetition, concentration, and mastery of finger grasp and release.

Four Balls on Small Pegs

This early Montessori material is perfect for infants starting around 10–12 months.

It features a wooden board with four vertical pegs and four smooth wooden balls of the same size. As the child places each ball on a peg, the peg becomes visually hidden, helping the child experience how the center hole disappears and the shape appears whole. This activity encourages a deeper understanding of object permanence and spatial relationships.