Montessori Learning Kit for Play Group & Nursery (2-3 Years)

Our Montessori Learning Kit for Play Group  & Nursery is specially curated for children between 2 to 3 years old. This activity kit has repeatable activities which help the child to develop fine motor skills, cognitive skills, language development, and hand-eye coordination skills.

Fruits & Vegetables Sorting Activity
Fruits and vegetables sorting activity is a hands on activity for sorting different fruits and vegetables. Learning by doing helps the children to retain the facts for a long time. This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
•Cognitive skills
•Language Enhancement
•Fine Motor Skills

My First Stamping Bag (Bag, colour, 2 stamps)
Stamping activities a new group of muscles in the fingers of the little ones. It builds endurance so that the children inculcate more staying power for fine motor tasks. This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
•Fine Motor Skills such as drawing, beading, weaving paper, writing, etc.
•Creativity and colour sense.
•Visual skills

Play dough set
Objective-Children love to make different things from play dough. It strengthens the muscles and boosts creativity.
•Fine Motor Skills
•Creativity

Roll The Delight-Cookie Cutter
Montessori-inspired activities or tools help the child hone kinesthetic and cognitive skills simultaneously. It promotes the strengthening of hand muscles and finger dexterity. It is always fun making different shapes with cookie cutters.
This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
•Fine Motor Skills.
•Hand-eye coordination.
•Visual skills

Buttoning Kit
Buttoning is an important life skill and self-care skill. The act of buttoning requires a lot of focus, synchronized arm and finger movements, and considerable dexterity.
This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
• Fine Motor Skills.
• Hand-eye coordination.
• Self-care skills.
• Perceptual skills.

Color Sorting Plate ( Tong Activity )
It is an engaging cause-and-effect Montessori-inspired activity. Playing with tong is a perfect tool to hone fine motor skills and to work on the 3- finger grip. Writing could be challenging for children as their bone structure evolves with age. However, tongs are a fantastic tool for developing finger muscle control, and this activity helps in building the required finger muscle strength.
This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
•Fine Motor Skills.
•Pincer grip skills.
•Midline crossing.
•Left to right reinforcement

Animal Pattern Cards
A beautiful chain of patterned animals helps the child to understand the different patterns of each animal, marking it as one of the factors to identify that particular animal.
This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
• Visual Skills
• Motor Skills
• Logical Thinking
• Cognitive Skills & Brain development.

Tracers Curved & Lines
Tracing is an effective way to teach handwriting. When children mindfully trace, they develop visual-spatial skills and fine motor skills, which later help them with both math and reading.
This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
• Pincer grip skills
• Hand-eye coordination
• Concentration Skills
• Tripod grip creation.

Activity book
This book is filled with interactive activities such as colouring, using match sticks to make patterns, cutting and pasting of different shapes, finger dabbing etc.
This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
•Cognitive skills and Imagination
•Fine motor skills
•Introduction to colors, designs, and geometry

Educational charts
Educational charts act as a perfect learning tool that can be stuck on the wall or anywhere and the concept-building can be done

Round crayons
Colouring is an engaging activity that provides the small muscles in the hand to exercise. It includes simple patterns such as standing lines, sleeping lines, and slanting lines to help your child master the art of writing in a short time.
This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
•Pincer grip skills
•Hand-eye coordination
•Cognitive skills and Imagination
•Fine motor skills

Stencils
Stencils are the best learning tools to write. The child can practice this till he masters the writing part.

Puppet play
Playing with puppets is one of the most experiential educational activities you can expose your baby to. Puppet play has a lot of developmental benefits. The movements help build finger dexterity and finger muscle strength.
This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
•Language skills
•Listening skills
•Fine motor skills.

English Storybooks
Objective: Reading is an essential part of a child’s growth. It helps with their ability to understand words and develop their speech.
This activity helps the child to develop the following early learning skills:
• Language skills
• Listening skills