Cut fruits and vegetables easily with this smart chopping board with tray.

15" x 8" (39 x 21 cm)

Wooden cutting board with handle measures 11.5 x 6.5 x 1/32 inches.

This wooden kitchen knife/cutter is designed specifically for toddlers to safely practice cutting soft foods such as bananas, avocados, cooked vegetables, or cheese.

Made from natural solid beech wood with smooth, rounded edges.

  
This Montessori Practical Life tool encourages independence and coordination in young children while introducing them to real-life food preparation activities in a safe and developmentally appropriate way.

Why it's totally safe for young kids:
The wooden toddler knife/cutter has no sharp edges and fits comfortably in small hands. Children apply gentle pressure using one hand or both hands on top of the tool, making it easy to cut without risk of injury. 

Montessori Kitchen Tool – Wavy Cutter Knife for Kids

This Montessori kitchen tool helps children explore food preparation in a safe and fun way. The wavy cutter knife encourages independence, confidence, and coordination as children prepare their own snacks.

Made with a sturdy stainless-steel wavy blade and a comfortable grip handle, it’s safe and easy for little hands to cut soft fruits, vegetables, cheese, and more. The playful crinkle cuts make healthy foods more appealing and enjoyable.

Young children can roll dough easily with this petite, professional rolling pin.

Made of birch wood.

8" (20cm) long overall.

Tooth and Mouth Model Montessori

This Montessori mouth model is a fun and educational tool for teaching children about oral hygiene and dental care. Designed for Practical Life – Care of the Person activities, it helps children learn the parts of the mouth and the correct techniques for brushing teeth and gums. A child-sized toothbrush is included.

Perfect for individual or group demonstrations, this model can be used in various Montessori activities such as learning about body parts, discussing healthy habits, and practicing proper tooth brushing movements. It supports lessons on self-care and independence, helping children develop awareness of daily hygiene routines.

Beautiful wooden set for gluing and pasting exercises in the classroom. Includes: a tray, a box with 7 compartments and two small trays.

Tray measures 29 x 19 x 3.5 cm.

Cutting is an important, yet difficult, skill for preschoolers.

It’s helpful to have a Montessori-inspired paper cutting activity available to encourage your preschooler’s mastery of cutting.

Wooden box is made of high quality beech wood.

Box measures: 17 x 10.5 x 1.5 inches.

Cutting paper and scissors are not included.

Our specially designed wooden table holds 2 basins for scrubbing and rinsing. A shelf below holds a pitcher and a bucket. There are 2 wooden handles on the sides to hold towels and aprons. 28L" x 13W" x 23H" (71cmL x 33cmW x 59cmH)

Toddler Cloth Washing Stand

This beautifully crafted Montessori washing stand is designed especially for toddlers to experience one of the most beloved Practical Life - Care of the Environment activities: cloth washing. It allows young children to scrub and rinse while developing coordination, concentration, and independence.

Children naturally love washing activities - the splashing water, the bubbles, and the satisfying rhythm of scrubbing. Maria Montessori described how she once started cloth washing using a washboard and plenty of foam in the basin to attract the children’s attention. This timeless activity still brings joy and calm focus to modern children as they take pride in meaningful, real-life work.

Cloth Washing Stand – Primary

This beautifully crafted Montessori washing stand is designed for the Primary age group to experience one of the classic Practical Life - Care of the Environment activities: cloth washing. It allows children to scrub, rinse, and hang cloths, helping them refine coordination, concentration, and independence through meaningful, hands-on work.

Children naturally enjoy washing activities - the water, the soap bubbles, and the rhythmic movement of scrubbing bring both joy and focus. Maria Montessori herself began the first cloth washing lessons using a washboard and plenty of foam to capture the children’s attention. This beloved activity continues to inspire calm concentration and satisfaction in the Montessori classroom today.