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For Children 5 Years


Christmas Tree Triangle Puzzle.
This puzzle was made to be utilized by a group of people with different skill levels as it has three different sized pieces. I really like at Christmas to have a puzzle going on the table for everyone to contribute to and this puzzle would be perfect! It's 400 pieces.

Gift Ideas for the Montessori Kid - Christmas


When looking for Christmas gift ideas it is simple to think all the nice toys come from overseas. These present ideas don't include Montessori substances but they're suited to the Montessori kid and they are all made by Australian companies. I've really tried to include as many small businesses and handcrafted goods as possible while also highlighting some of our favourite Australian products! A number of these shops send overseas also.
Small backpacks perfect for independent Montessori kids by Bagbini (international transportation available).
Playdough and accessories at Joyful Hands Happy Heart (we adore this playdough, the texture and fragrances are unique).
Gentle skin care from Sukin.

Reindeer Costume at StitchandWillow (Etsy) (my five year old would love this!!).
Healthy Flash Cards (great for all sorts of learning) at Teepee Learning (international transport available). I also love these Pregnancy and Birth Affirmation Cards.
There are not a lot of Montessori substance makers in Australia but Wood Puzzles has a great selection of language stuff and Australian made wooden trays. I recommend the Magnetic Movable Alphabet as well as the depicted Alphabet Boards.
Child size, real, Tool Set and Horticulture Set with Gloves at Me2Me2.
The Joyful Architect and Alphabet Matching Pairs at The Freckled Frog.
Baby Morris board books at Little Kids Things.

DIY Coloured Beeswax Kit by Luxmi (this is the little kit for making birthday candles, would be wonderful for a younger kid, the larger coloured kit is recorded here).
Star Garland at KirraKai (Etsy), perfect child and environmentally friendly ornamentation.
And how cute is this soft Humpback Whale and these felt fruits and vegetables? I hope you enjoyed this little snippet of what Australian shops have to offer!
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Labyrinth and Maze Toys for Kids!


I am convinced these are ideal for building attention, developing hand-eye coordination, and visual perception. They would even be interesting to make use of with family or friends.
Many of these would be well satisfied to a Montessori environment, gross motor area or toddler area!
I really like this quotation from MontessoriReStore. "The labyrinth is an ancient symbol that relates to wholeness. It combines the imagery of the circle and also the spiral into a meandering but purposeful path. It represents a journey to our own centre and back out again into the world . The simplicity engages the right side of the brain enabling instinct, creativity and vision to form a meditative activity to reconnect you with your centre. It is often found to improve wellness, express emotions and create a awareness of well being for centuries. Utilize a personal labyrinth to focus a child between jobs or just when the kid wants a moment of reflection."
Wooden Finger Maze - MontessoriReStore on Etsy
Handheld Wooden Marble Labyrinths - FromJennier on Etsy

Magnetic Maze Racing Game - Lakeshore Learning

Junior Maze - Child.com.au (Australia)
Maze Balancing Board - Child.com.au (Australia)
Maze - BRIO

Christmas Puzzles to Love - 2 to 5 Years


Here are a few of the most stunning and Montessori family friendly Christmas puzzles! It's about stacking, sorting, sequencing, patterns, and discovering sequence!
All of these puzzles would work wonderfully in a tray or on a young child's work shelves. I really adore the natural lumber puzzles. Do not forget about nesting dolls, they make fantastic decorations and children love to stack, sort and put them away. The age ranges are a guide only.

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