Montessori science sorting set with 20 realistic objects, 2 wooden title cards, and 2 felt pouches. Helps children understand and classify living and non-living things through hands-on exploration.
Product Description
Introduce early science concepts with our Montessori Living and Non-Living Classification Set – a tactile zoology sorting activity featuring 20 realistic objects. With two wooden title cards and color-coded felt pouches, children explore the fundamental difference between living organisms and non-living things in a hands-on, Montessori-aligned way.
Key Features
- 20 realistic miniature objects sorted into living and non-living categories
- 2 wooden title cards: “Living” and “Non-Living”
- 2 color-coded felt pouches for easy classification
- No individual object cards – designed for sensorial object-based sorting
- Perfect for Montessori biology and preschool science work
Benefits for Children
- Builds understanding of living vs non-living characteristics
- Enhances observation, vocabulary, and sorting skills
- Supports hands-on learning and Montessori independence
- Ideal for early childhood science exploration
What's Included
- 10 Living Objects
- 10 Non-Living Objects
- 2 wooden title cards: “Living” and “Non-Living”
- 2 felt storage pouches (color-coded)
- 1 sorting bin
Specifications
- Recommended Age: 3+ years
- Materials: Realistic figurines and objects, wooden title cards, felt pouches
How to Use
Invite the child to examine each object and place it into the correct felt pouch using the wooden title cards as guides. Spark discussion about what makes something living or non-living, encouraging the use of observation and comparison.
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See It In Action
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