Salt for handicraft work only. Particle size of between 0.12 and 0.60 mm. White and odourless. Composed mainly of sodium chloride and anti-caking agent. Suitable for use by children and 100% safe.
Montessori Methodology Games
Our games and materials inspired by the Montessori Methodology help children develop their curiosity and creativity while learning and enjoying each learning. They make it easy for them to discover the world in their own way and at their own pace. These games invite you to touch, experience, feel and discover through sensations and senses.
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Tactile pre-writing cards for working with numbers and different routes to pre-writing using touch to identify tactile surfaces. Inspired by the Montessori methodology.
Tactile pre-writing cards for working with letters and punctuation signs using touch to identify tactile surfaces. Includes capital and lower-case letters, differentiating in each case the vowels from the consonants. Inspired by the Montessori methodology. (Includes letters: - ç - l·l - ñ)
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Multi-sensory tablet for developing pre-writing skills and eye-tohand coordination through the creative representation of figures using touch. Inspired by the Montessori methodology.
Large multisensory tray for developing pre-writing skills and hand-eye coordination by creating figures through touch.
Allows children to create and experiment as a group. Inspired by the Montessori methodology.
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A large-format tactile memory game with different textures featuring real images of everyday life. For working on tactile discrimination, visual memory and attention through the sense of touch.
You can play both the classic and tactile memory games. Inspired by the Montessori methodology.
A large-format tactile memory game with different textures featuring real images of our environment. For working on tactile discrimination, visual memory and attention through the sense of touch.
You can play both the classic and tactile memory games. Inspired by the Montessori methodology.
Set of ergonomic laces for little hands to practice lacing and linking objects.
The 2'5 cm tips of the laces make them easy to handle. Facilitates hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and manual dexterity. Includes 30 laces (100 cm) of different colors.
Set of ergonomic laces for little hands to practice lacing and linking objects.
The 2'5 cm tips of the laces make them easy to handle. Facilitates hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and manual dexterity. Includes 10 laces (100 cm) of different colors.
Big size wooden time-set for learning how to break down an hour into pieces of 5, 15 and 30 minutes.
Provides a hands-on understanding of the structure of a clock, helping children to familiarise themselves with the basic notions of learning how to tell the time. Inspired by the Montessori Methodology.
A set representing long numbers from 1 to 999 with base 10 manipulative material. The number cards are reversible: the back shows the same amount as the front but in the form of base 10 blocks. Inspired by the Montessori methodology.
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Stamps featuring numbers based on the decimal system for representing amounts and quantities. Includes four stamps representing ones, tens, hundreds and thousands. Can be used with any ink.
Set of 24 wooden figures for linking up, representing different families of the world. Children can link up their own family and play with the characters, which are also freestanding. Includes six coloured laces.
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Set of 24 wooden figures for linking up, representing different professions and their related elements. Children can link each profession with its respective elements and play with the characters, which are also free-standing. Includes eight coloured laces.
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Sensorial game for developing the sense of smell by distinguishing the aroma of different fruits.
A sensorial game for developing the sense of touch, based on distinguishing eight different textures and matching them to different photos, establishing a visual-tactile association.
Skills Development Games
Set of puzzle-sequences: the three little pigs and cinderella (2 units)
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A set of eight wooden puzzles divided into two classic fairy tales. Each tale is based on a wooden support which includes four puzzles with attractive illustrations that narrate the story in time sequences.
A set of eight wooden puzzles divided into two classic fairy tales. Each tale is based on a wooden support which includes four puzzles with attractive illustrations that narrate the story in time sequences.
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Set of 4 games of different degrees of difficulty based on the coordinate system (double input), to promote logical-mathematical thinking, addressing set theory, association, correspondence, inclusion...
Set of 4 games of different degrees of difficulty based on the coordinate system (double input), to promote logical-mathematical thinking, addressing set theory, association, correspondence, inclusion...
Comprises 5 wood trays for working basic concepts: food, farm animals, facial expressions, left and right and spatial orientation.
Get to know the Montessori method
Dr. Maria Montessori developed an educational system focused on children's learning capacity. According to Montessori, if children are allowed to learn freely in their early stages of maturity, they will become adults with great abilities to solve problems that arise in life. Today, tens of thousands of schools have adopted the Montessori method which, with books, games and lessons, is able to attract children and adolescents from zero to adulthood.
The Montessori method, inspired by a constructivist psychopedagogical model, uses books and games that are specially chosen to trigger the desire to learn and to know. Maria Montessori developed this alternative way of educating children at a time when there was a very rigid and severe atmosphere in the classroom; students had to stand still in the benches and were forced to listen to hours and hours of academically expressed lessons. Today, although the Montessori Method has not been officially adopted in many schools, there is much influence from it, especially in aspects such as furniture or the choice of books and games.
Montessori method games and books
The influence of the Montessori method translates into youth-friendly classrooms, where there are fewer desks and more educational games where the child is the protagonist and uses his or her imagination, or educational story books that require the animated participation of readers. In early childhood, children play with commonly used objects, experimenting spontaneously with their sound, consistency and balance. Montessori games for children between the ages of one and three offer the little one the opportunity to perform simple manipulations: sorting, stacking, recognizing sounds and matching colors.
Montessori games are part of an educational project that affects sensory development. According to the famous educator, the stimulation and refinement of the senses broadens the field of perception of each child, providing an increasingly solid and rich foundation for the development of intelligence. Through the senses and movement, the child explores the environment and acquires the operational ideas necessary for abstract thinking.
Consequently, the Montessori method assigns a central role to activities that stimulate physical growth and the formation of psychic sensory skills (especially in the 3-6 years). To this end, the sensory material of the different Akros games helps each child to train all their skills. These are games and toys classified according to a specific physical quality of their pieces, such as a state of roughness, color, shape, size, sound, weight, flavor and so on.