Montessori sorter Fruits and vegetables

SKU: MM001
Category: Onlineshop
Manufacturers: Munda Mundi

The Montessori sorting box is a play set that promotes a variety of skills in Children.

34,95 €

incl. 19% VAT , plus

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Delivery time: 2 - 3 Workdays (DE - int. shipments may differ)

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Development of logical thinking
The child can sort the figures according to type, colour, shape or other characteristics (‘Name all the vegetables whose roots we eat’, ‘Which fruits have stones and which have seeds’, ‘Which fruits and vegetables grow on the ground, which below and which above’)

Improving fine motor skills and developing creativity
- poking through the slit, outlining, colouring, drawing the picture (e.g. ‘Where does the fruit/vegetable grow?’
- ‘The carrot is growing in the ground, what else could be there?’); ‘What can you cook or bake from carrots?’

Promotes language development:
- Recognising, naming and describing the types of fruit and vegetables contained in the set expands children's passive and active vocabulary.
- The use of adjectives when describing the types of fruit and vegetables promotes the correct classification of genus.
- Make riddles or tell funny stories ("This morning I had pancakes with peas and chocolate. For lunch I had vegetable soup with potatoes, carrots, peppers and oranges").
- Make sentences or tell stories of different types and compositions in which the different types of fruit and vegetables in the game appear.
- Encourage the children's phonological awareness: - ‘What is the first/last sound in the word .....?’, ‘How many syllables does the word .... have?’, ‘What dessert can we add to the new word (ice cream, pudding, cake...)’.
- Development of short and long-term memory ‘Which vegetables were in the soup you ate for lunch? ‘What fruit is in the story of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?’ Can you tell me? Can you think of another fairy tale that features one of the fruits and vegetables you see in front of you?

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