Montessori Wooden Box With Drawer for Toddlers and Preschoolers

The Object Permanence box with a drawer is designed to develop the child's hand-eye coordination and introduce the concept of object permanence. This exercise allows the child to practice precise hand movements, which sends information to the brain and refines their hand, wrist, and finger control.

The concept of the permanent existence of objects is a crucial aspect of this exercise. It helps with the child's development of hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, visual perception, and independent thinking. This material is similar to the Coin box, but it uses a ball and a much larger drawer, allowing the child to see the difference in the size of the objects.

Through repeated use of this material, the child learns the feeling of success when they achieve a goal on their own. This item can be used in various educational environments, from Montessori Kindergarten classes to home-schooling for early learning development.

The use of this item can help improve the child's hand-eye coordination by grasping and dropping the ball in the hole, as well as grasping and slightly pulling to open the drawer. It also exercises the child's thinking skills, initiating the recognition of the object's persistence and stability.

The set consists of a wooden box with a drawer and a plastic ball. This exercise focuses on developing the child's refined movements, including hand, wrist, and finger control, as well as balance. The recommended age range for this material is 8 months and up.

In summary, the Object Permanence box with a drawer is a valuable educational tool that fosters the development of the child's hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, visual perception, and independent thinking. It provides a fun and engaging way for children to explore the concept of object permanence and refine their physical and cognitive abilities.

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