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Object Permanence Box with Ball and Drawer | Infant & Toddler Montessori Material

Object Permanence Box with Ball and Drawer | Infant & Toddler Montessori Material

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A classic Montessori object permanence material featuring a wooden box with a drawer and ball. Designed to support hand-eye coordination, visual discrimination, and the child’s understanding of object permanence through purposeful, repeated movement.
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Material Overview

The Object Permanence Box with Ball and Drawer is a foundational Montessori material used in infant and toddler environments. This activity allows the child to explore the concept that objects continue to exist even when they are no longer visible.

Purpose and Use

The child drops the wooden ball into the circular opening at the top of the box. The ball disappears momentarily and reappears in the drawer, which the child then opens to retrieve it. This sequence supports logical thinking, cause-and-effect understanding, and purposeful repetition.

Learning Benefits

  • Supports the development of object permanence
  • Strengthens hand-eye coordination
  • Encourages visual tracking and visual discrimination
  • Develops fine motor skills through grasping and releasing
  • Builds concentration and independence through repetition
  • Supports confidence and problem-solving skills

Design and Quality

Crafted from smooth, solid wood with child-safe finishes, this material is designed for repeated use in prepared environments. The drawer is easy for small hands to operate and includes internal stops to prevent complete removal.

What Is Included

  • One object permanence box with drawer
  • One wooden ball

Recommended Age

Suitable for children approximately 11 months and older, depending on readiness and interest.

Ideal Environment

Perfect for Montessori infant and toddler classrooms, home environments, and early learning spaces focused on cognitive and motor development.