The Montessori Wooden Tray & Sorter is a versatile learning and development toy designed for toddlers and kids to explore sorting, tracing, and hands-on discovery. This wooden sorter toy features four compartments for classifying grains, pulses, beads, or small objects, along with a wooden stylus pen for tracing lines, letters, and shapes, perfect for pre-writing practice and ideal as Montessori wooden toys for 3 year old learners. As children sort and trace, they build fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, focus, and early math concepts. Made from safe, non toxic wooden toy materials, this eco friendly toy supports independent play and sensory learning. Thoughtfully crafted as an educational wooden toy, wooden tray for kids, and a mindful Montessori gift, it encourages structured exploration and meaningful developmental growth for young learners.
Multi-functional learning tool – Ideal for sensory writing, letter tracing, and sorting activities.Comes with a wooden stylus – Perfectly sized to support pencil grip and fine motor skills.Four sorting compartments – Encourages cognitive skills like classification and visual recognition.Flash card slot included – Supports guided alphabet, number, or image-based learning.Crafted from eco-friendly wood – Smooth, durable, and safe for little hands.Supports holistic development – Builds pre-writing, motor, and sensory awareness in early years.
A Wooden Tray with Detachable Dividers and 1 Wooden Stylus
• Wood naturally contains anti-bacterial properties, which means that bacteria cannot exist for long or duplicate easily on the toy’s surface.If you feel the need to clean your toy, please ensure that you:
• Never submerge your toys in water or allow them to be soaked for a long time.
• Clean gently and quickly with a damp cloth.
• Allow the toy to dry completely before storage.
• Fabric can be washed separately in cold water.
Sensory Tracing: Fill the large section with grains or sand; let your child trace letters using the stylus or finger.
Sorting Fun: Use the four compartments to sort pulses, grains, or small objects by color, shape, or size.
Flashcard Learning: Slide in alphabet or number cards to encourage guided recognition and tracing.
Free Play Exploration: Scoop, pour, and transfer materials to develop motor skills and focus.
Talk and Learn: Name items, colors, and textures during play to build vocabulary and language skills.
