Nienhuis Montessori, Page 94

The Sandpaper Letters guide the hand for writing as the child traces the letter shapes in the style and direction that they are written. Each Sandpaper Letter is in lower case...

This ingenious representation of a classic design allows the builder to discover the principle of the keystone and its function in the support of an arch. Made from beechwood.

After learning the letter sounds with the Sandpaper Letters, the Large Movable Alphabet is used by the children for composing words. The set of thick plastic letters contains 10...

German version

A set of 9 beechwood boxes designed to hold the command cards, used in conjunction with the Grammar Box activities. The set includes: 1 black, 2 brown, 2 red, 1 purple, 1 pink,...

When the child has mastered ‘pulling up’, he is able to place the ball in the Ball Tracker. The light-weight ball moves slowly enough for the child to follow it or...

Maria Montessori traveled to America for the first time in 1913, a hugely successful visit leading to an even greater interest in her educational ideas. In the following year,...

Each picture has the subject isolated on a white background, with real pictures that show every detail. These 4 cards are aimed at giving children plenty of fun as they complete...

In the final stage of number work 1–10, the child applies its skills in associating quantity and symbol by identifying and placing the numerals in their proper sequence and then...