Why this toy is different
Your child learns their numbers without you having to teach them.
Ten colorful carrots and a kid who wants to play. While they're busy finding the right leaf for each carrot, they're building the number sense they'll use for the rest of their lives.
The secret? Touching, trying, figuring it out. Kids learn far faster with their hands than with their eyes alone.
And when you look up and realize they've been at it for thirty minutes, while you actually got dinner started in peace, you'll know it was worth it.
The Montessori method
Montessori called the hand "the instrument of the mind." Counting five white dots and matching them to the leaf marked "5" builds a much stronger connection than memorizing ever will, and doing it by hand is what moves it into long-term memory.
Specifications
Made from quality materials, with small, curious hands in mind.
• Material: soft high-density felt durable, and it won't pill.
• What's included: 10 felt carrots with 10 detachable leaves, each with an embroidered number.
• Hands-on: simple velcro backing, so sticking and unsticking stays smooth and satisfying.
• Design: bright colors that keep little eyes engaged.
Math Carrots: Montessori Counting and Sorting Toy
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