Here is a list of toys I love:
1. Constructions
2. Board Games
3. Jigsaw Puzzles
4. Flash Cards
5. Toy Cash Register
6. Calendar
7. Real Piggy Bank
8. Leap Frog Word Builder
9. Bicycle
10. LEGO
11. Tea Set
12. Tent
13. 4-In-A-Line Game
14. Easel
15. Kite
16. Ring Toss
17. Hammer & Nails Tack Set
18. Montessori Colour Tablets
These toys help to refine the child's visual perception of color.
19. Montessori Binomial Cube
The Montessori Binomial Cube is great for for teaching on Sensory & Algebraic concept:
20. Montessori Constructive Triangles
Such a set is a great tool for the child to experiment the various ways which the sizes and shapes can be divided and combined to form other shapes:
21. Montessori Constructive Blue Triangles
These are great for the child to explore equivalency, congruency and similarity:
These are great for the child to explore equivalency, congruency and similarity:
23. Folding Geometric Solids
22. Wooden Pattern Blocks
22. Wooden Pattern Blocks
This toy teaches a range of math concepts with these sets of wooden Pattern Blocks in 6 shapes and colors. Count, sort, explore symmetry, create colorful designs, practice linear and area measurement, etc.:
23. Lego Numbers and Mosaics Set
This is a fantastic Lego set that encourage the children to explore early math concepts, such as number recognition, sorting, sequencing, and mathematical symbols and concepts. Mosaic tiles teach about shapes, colors, and symmetry. Ages 3 up.
24. Bean Bags
Bean bags are good for tossing games, relays, juggling, hop scotch or even teaching Maths:
26. LEGO Letters Set
This is a great set to help children develop letter and sound recognition, and fine motor and language skills while building words. Ages 3 up:
Bean bags are good for tossing games, relays, juggling, hop scotch or even teaching Maths:
25. Montessori Phonetic Reading Blocks
These blocks are excellent for the Beginning Reader:
These blocks are excellent for the Beginning Reader:
26. LEGO Letters Set
This is a great set to help children develop letter and sound recognition, and fine motor and language skills while building words. Ages 3 up:
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