Modern design brings new color into children's world, combining contemporary European style inspired by German quality and form. During manufacturing, natural materials and wood take a central role, which not only support sustainability but also guarantee the safety of the toys. The new products meet the strict safety testing of TÜV Rheinland, so children can play safely and parents can rest easy. The pieces in the collection were made to align with children's real needs, respecting the developmental stages according to the Montessori principle. As a result, little ones can learn, create and grow in a safe and inspiring environment that not only meets but exceeds their expectations.

Arithmetic Box with Cards

The math box introduces children to basic arithmetic knowledge. All you need are 10 wooden sticks and cards that respect the Montessori color palette.

To start, choose a red card with the number 1 on it, with only 1 hole. Place it on top of the box, and have the child place just that many pegs into the hole. Gradually increase the difficulty, all the way up to the number 10. As a reward, children can lift the plate placed in the middle of the box and let the stick(s) fall through the sheet.

While playing with the box, cards and pegs, children practice motor skills, hand-eye coordination, logical thinking, and learn the basics of math.

Counting Board

The counting board, which respects the basic principles of Montessori pedagogy and features rulers of various lengths and colors, is another toy and tool for introducing children to numbers.

The rows with numbers from 1 to 10 and mathematical signs let children get to know counting, numbers, and basic math problems through visual demonstration. Children count the pieces of the ruler, learn the number and the color that matches the number, while older children can try addition, subtraction, division and multiplication.

Playing with the counting board teaches children to recognize colors and numbers, introduces them to the principles of Montessori pedagogy, numbers and number tasks, develops logical thinking, visual perception, and teaches children concentration and patience.

Rainbow Bead Abacus

The wooden abacus is a classic educational toy that shouldn't be missing from any children's room.

Children more easily learn addition, subtraction, division and multiplication if they can demonstrate and try everything out with the help of the beads in soft pastel colors.

The rainbow-shaped abacus helps children with counting, teaches them coloring, trains fine motor skills, and is a beautiful decoration for the children's room.

Cards with Pictures

The ten counting cards, which respect the Montessori color palette, playfully teach children to count from 1 to 10.

The cards, with colors and numbers matching the principles of Montessori pedagogy, are accompanied by simple pictures that playfully introduce children to basic counting. To make the game about more than just counting, you can add interesting stories about the objects shown in the pictures.

While playing with the cards, children improve their grip and logical thinking, get to know numbers, recognize numbers and colors, count from 1 to 10, develop their visual perception, and — if you add stories — their auditory perception too.

Puzzle with Fractions

The wooden puzzle introduces children to a new way of counting — dividing the whole into smaller parts, fractions.

The wooden board with round cutouts, along with round insert puzzle pieces divided into different numbers of parts (1 whole, halves, thirds or quarters), visually shows children how a whole can be divided and broken down.

With the puzzle, children practice visual perception, motor skills, hand-eye coordination, logical thinking, and get to know fractions.

Alphabet Board

The wooden alphabet board with a wooden pencil is ideal for teaching letters and writing.

The board with uppercase letters, a wooden pencil, and numbered arrows showing how to write, is an educational toy (tool) for introducing the uppercase letters of the alphabet and practicing writing. Right on the board, children can trace the letters around and around, and get to know their characteristic features.

While playing with the board, children learn to recognize uppercase letters, the alphabet, try writing, practice proper grip and motor skills, and learn concentration and patience.

The educational toys in the activity box offer a carefully selected combination of toys and tools focused on math. The Montessori set entertains children while developing their existing skills, providing new knowledge and supporting cognitive development. Children playfully discover numbers, colors, the alphabet, and the basic principles of Montessori pedagogy. A box containing such toys is an ideal gift, since it offers the toy set best suited for the 3-year-old age group.