With the Trinomial Cube children can focus on patterning and ordering, and making connections as to the relationships between the different cubes and prisms regarding dimension,...

The child inserts the knit ball in the hole and opens the tray to expose it.

By eight or nine months, an infant can explore putting a wooden egg in a cup and taking it out again. Putting a ball in a cup is a new experience, because the child has to turn...

The Cylinder Blocks introduce the child to the first stage of visual discrimination of size. Made of solid beechwood with a satin smooth lacquer finish. Each block has slightly...

prons, hand mitts and hand towels are made from a thick but very soft terry cloth to soak wetness well and protect the child's clothing from getting wet. The openings for...

A box to practice hand-eye coordination and become familiar with object permanence.

For left-handed and right-handed children.

A Box With Bins in three colors to sort objects.

The set consists of 13 pairs of bells that comprise the chromatic scale beginning at ‘c’ (do). One bell of each pair is either black or white and the other is...

The Cylinder Blocks introduce the child to the first stage of visual discrimination of size. Made of solid beechwood with a satin smooth lacquer finish. Each block has slightly...

Using the Botany Cabinet, the child learns the shapes and names of leaves by tracing their borders and matching them to those in the natural environment. The Botany Cabinet...

A concrete representation of the decimal system 1 to 1000, which demonstrates place value and the concept that a decimal category can not exceed 9. The set includes: 9...

Dish Drying Towels are made from a thick but very soft terry cloth to soak wetness well. They are child sized and there is a circle embroidered in the center of the...

prons, hand mitts and hand towels are made from a thick but very soft terry cloth to soak wetness well and protect the child's clothing from getting wet. The openings for...

The ability to wash our hands is very important. Handwashing is a practical life, care of the self, exercise. The child pours warm water in the bowl, wets their hands,...

Cloth washing is another practical life activity. A child will wash, for example, clothes used for dusting or for cleaning up spills. Dirty cloths are placed into...

Dish washing is a practical life exercise. A child washes dishes which are dirtied during daily classroom or home activities, such as plates, cups or flatware. The...