Learning Meets Play in PlanToys’ Latest Montessori Collection

Learning doesn’t have to be boring! With its latest collection of toys and games, PlanToys is adopting a few Montessori techniques to get preschoolers excited about education. 

This new line offers families hands-on educational tools in the form of colorful wooden toys. Focusing on tactile exploration and independent discovery, each toy empowers little ones to build curiosity, creativity, and confidence that lasts a lifetime. Families can shop the entire collection now online. 

Kids can learn motor skills, like tapping and hammering! | Source: PlanToys

Create music with this sensory drum. | Source: PlanToys

This game challenges kids to stack, balance, and problem-solve. | Source: PlanToys

Preschoolers can develop their cognitive and motor skills through games and puzzles, from sorting shapes and hammering pegs to fishing for magnets in a bucket. The Balancing Cargo ($24.99) challenges every skill in their toolkits. In this game, little ones roll a colorful die, find a block of the same color, and balance it on a rocking base. As the tower grows, so does their learning! The fun doesn’t end at game night — kids can build with this playset however they’d like, encouraging them to discover at their own pace.

Kids can make their own masterpiece with mosaic tiles. | Source: PlanToys

To create the perfect piece of string art, kids must put their motor skills and creativity to the test. | Source: PlanToys

Create your own jewelry with these wooden beads. | Source: PlanToys

Moodbot helps teach little ones about their big feelings. | Source: PlanToys

Many toys also encourage kids’ soft skills, like creativity, problem-solving, and exploring emotions. For example, kids can create a masterpiece with mosaic tiles, wooden pegs, string, beads, and other open-ended activity kits. If your little one enjoys playing pretend, the Moodbot ($19.99) is the perfect companion for their learning adventures. This adorable robo pal features a rotating face with different emotions, so kids can learn to express themselves while making silly stories.

These Montessori-inspired toys are available now! Preschoolers and their parents can browse the entire line at plantoys.com.