1.Creative Board
Two ways to create: magnetic stories and drawing.
Ages 3+
A gift guide for grandparents
I’m Camellia from the MontessoriDays team. Here are ten gifts for making, exploring and playing together. Find the activity your grandchild will want to try—then choose their gift right here.
Two ways to create: magnetic stories and drawing.
Ages 3+
Little tasks for curious hands to explore.
18–36 months
Turn simple shapes into their own creations.
Ages 3+
Make matching colors a playful little task.
Ages 3+
Let them create a new farm story every day.
Ages 2+
Build, rearrange and grow their own garden.
Ages 3+
Not found their favorite yet? Explore more ideas for their age.
Give them something to do, discover and make their own.
A bead moves because they guide it. A picture changes because they move a piece. Their own actions shape what happens next.
Matching a color, gripping a piece or trying a new arrangement gives little hands a purposeful task—without a lesson to finish or a score to chase.
Move the pieces, rebuild the flower or let a water picture dry. Reusable activities offer another chance to explore at their own pace.
Colors appear, a pattern takes shape, a bee finds its place. A visible result gives them something of their own to show you.
A felt farm becomes a new story. Sticks and rings become a car—or something you have never seen before. There is room for their imagination.
Build beside them, take a turn or ask about their picture. A gift becomes an invitation to share time, conversation and a small discovery.