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This attractive puzzle stimulates hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills of the young child. The realistic images enable the child to learn the difference between...

An empty box with 10 compartments used in the primary class where no advanced symbols are required. Contents are ordered separately. Dimensions: length: 15 cms width:...

Each picture has the subject isolated on a white background, with real pictures that show every detail. These 4¼” x 4¾” cards are aimed at giving...

65 phrases on cards.

A wooden box with 22 compartments for storing the Second Set Of Botany Cards.

Although students first learn about decimal notation at an early age, we often observe older students who do not have an adequate knowledge of the conceptsinvolved. Even some...

Using the Subtraction Strip Board, the child practices the equations of the subtraction tables 1-18. Natural wooden strips corresponding in length to the squares 1-18 are used...

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

Based on Dr. Montessori’s lectures during her first course in India in 1939. This book, in two volumes, explores the Montessori approach to the education of children between 3...