Woopie Green Gift Set for 31-36 Months

Discover a world of fascinating learning and creative play with the Montessori Play Box, created especially for curious little ones approaching their third birthday. This isn't just a toy box, it's a carefully thought-out collection of educational tools that support your child's natural development during the crucial 31-36-month period. Each piece is designed to inspire independent discovery, problem-solving, and exploration. From stacking colorful stones to matching shapes and animals, this set transforms everyday play into a captivating learning adventure, preparing your little one for the new challenges of preschool.


Characteristic:
For children from 31-36 months of age
The set was designed in full accordance with Montessori pedagogy, promoting independence and learning through experience.
All elements are made of high-quality materials
The subdued, yet cheerful colors of the products promote concentration and do not expose the child to excessive stimuli.
The whole thing is packed in an aesthetic, eco-friendly box with a string handle, which is perfect for storing all the elements of the set
The toys are precisely tailored to the developmental stage of a child around 2.5–3 years old, supporting key developmental windows.


The set includes:
Wooden shape puzzle: A board with geometric blocks divided into parts, introducing the world of shapes and fractions.
Wooden balancing stones: A set of polyhedral blocks for building towers, teaching patience and a sense of balance.
Collection of wooden figurines: Carefully crafted animals (including an elephant, a lion, a zebra) for thematic games.
Educational cards with animals: They are used to play with matching the figure to the illustration or its shadow.
Vehicle flashcards: Colorful tiles to help learn the names of different means of transport.
Wooden mystery box: A special container with holes for hands, used to play "guess what's inside" solely by touch (without the use of sight).
Book "I'm Three Years Old": An illustrated book supporting the development of a child's speech and identity.
Guide: Information card with descriptions of the elements and inspiration for parents.


The toy develops:
Sense of touch: Recognizing objects hidden in a box without looking (so-called "seeing with your hands") intensively stimulates the brain and imagination.
Visual and tactile memory: The child learns to associate the shape felt with the fingers with the image of the object in memory.
Fine motor skills: Manipulating objects inside the box and precisely arranging puzzles develops finger dexterity.
Logical thinking: Matching puzzle pieces and inferring the shape of an object just by touching it is an excellent mental exercise.
Concentration: The task of "feeling" a specific figure requires the toddler to concentrate and calm down.