Wood Mushrooms on the field

Montessori sorting, stacking, and counting educational game is a fun set for so many educational activities. It consists of the tray for stacking the mushrooms and 4 types of mushrooms with 3 pieces of each type and 12 of them in total. Mushrooms painted with water-based paint and safe for the kids. Some of the ways for plays are: learning about mushroom types, establishing knowledge about eatable vs. not eatable mushrooms; counting and sorting mushrooms by their types, size, and by either they are eatable or not eatable mushrooms. Another idea for play is to hide mushrooms and ask your child to find them while directing them and teaching them prepositions such a: in front of, behind, next to, between, above, over, under below, in, on and so on.

It improves finger dexterity and helps children hone their fine motor skills. Facilitates problem-solving skills. Help with shape identification and color practice. Development of fine and gross motor skills. Encourage hand-eye coordination, and learning cause and effect. Learning how to play with others through compromise, conflict resolution, and sharing. Nurturing their creativity and imagination. Discovering their independence and positive self-esteem.

Material: Beech Wood, Tilia Wood, and Linseed oil
Size: tray: 7.5 X 5.5 inches; mushrooms: 2.5 X 1.5 inches
Weight: 1lb 1oz
Age Range: 3 months -1 year
Warning: Adult supervision is recommended.

Keep in mind that the colors and patterns of the wood may vary.