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Single Shape Puzzles

Single Shape Puzzles

$21.95 USD
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Introduce your little one to the world of shapes with Montessori & Me Single Shape Puzzles—a skill-building marvel crafted for early cognitive development. This introductory puzzle set features three fundamental geometric shapes—circle, triangle, and square—designed to nurture fine motor skills, pincer grasp, and visual discrimination.

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Do the puzzle pieces fit inside the wrong shapes?

No, our puzzle is designed with Control of Error so that only the correct shape fits in the corresponding base. This provides your child with instant feedback so they can reocgnize, correct and learn independently.

Is this an appropriate first puzzle to introduce to a child?

Yes! This wooden puzzle was specifically designed as an introductory puzzle for infants and helps develop a number of early cognitive functions.

How are the little knobs on the tops of the puzzle pieces used?

The puzzles pieces in this set are intentionally chunky for an easy grip. Once your child is ready to begin exercising the pincer grasp, the little knobs serve as an alternative way to hold the puzzle pieces.

What would be an appropriate next puzzle for toddlers or older kids?

After the Single Shape Puzzles, we recommend graduating to the Montessori & Me 2-Piece Safari Animal Puzzles.

How large are these puzzles?

Each of the three included puzzles is 3" by 3".

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Single Shape Puzzles

$21.95 USD
$21.95 USD

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Alex
Great Craftsmanship

Love it! Nicely made and you can tell it was crafted from high quality wood!

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ZST
Good quality and great price!

Real wood toys are kind of expensive, but I found these to be of great quality given the price! The edges are smooth and they are not too heavy that if thrown by a toddler, it might cause harm or damage. I also like that each shape is its own individual toy; makes the activity more challenging. This is a good addition to my toddler's growing montessorri inspired toy collection!

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tb
Beautiful

I was blown away by the quality

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Willie
Recomendado

1. Buen material2. Lindo color3. lleg贸 en perfecto estado

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Molly Z
Perfect for Baby

My LO (8 months) loves these puzzles. They are smooth, sturdy and can withstand getting thrown on the ground.The great thing about these puzzles is that they grow with your LO. At 6 months, he would take the pieces out and put them in his month. At 8 months, he drops them on the ground and listens to the different sounds the different shapes make. As he gets older, we can mix up the pieces and have him match.

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Baby's First Puzzle

Baby's First Puzzle

Montessori & Me single shape puzzles are the perfect introductory puzzle set for your little one. Consisting of a circle, triangle and square, this set helps your child develop a number of critical early-age cognitive functions such as shape recognition and sorting, spatial awareness and problem-solving.

Promote Early Movements

Promote Early Movements

Our single shape puzzles are fun for babies to twist and turn the puzzle pieces as they fit them into their respective bases. In doing so, babies quickly improve their hand-eye coordination as well as gross and fine motor skills.

Easy Handling

Easy Handling

Craftily designed with the child in mind, the Montessori & Me single shape puzzles feature petite knob handles on big, chunky puzzle pieces. This allows your baby to start with easily grabbing the puzzle pieces and then transitioning to exercising their pincer grasp on the knob handles once they are ready!

Getting Started

Getting Started

Start with just the circle puzzle. Slowly demonstrate removing and inserting the puzzle piece from the base. As your child gains mastery, introduce the square and triangle shapes to increase the level of challenge. Reinforce shape recognition with a mystery bag! Separate the shape puzzle pieces from their bases. Put the shape puzzle pieces into an opaque bag. Invite your child to select one of the base pieces and then without looking, reach into the bag to identify its matching puzzle piece using only the sense of touch.