Montessori Color & Shape Matching Eggs (12-Piece Set)
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Crack open an egg-citing world of color and shape discovery! This 12-piece matching eggs set keeps little ones engaged for hours, nurturing their fine motor skills, color & shape recognition, and even early counting – all through playful, hands-on fun.
This adorable set features 12 white plastic eggs that open to reveal bright colors and shapes inside. It comes with a cute yellow egg carton to store them neatly, making cleanup part of the fun. Each egg half is designed to snap together with its matching piece – a perfect puzzle for little hands to solve.
Features
Color & Shape Recognition: Helps toddlers identify and match colors and shapes, enhancing visual perception and cognitive skills.
Fine Motor & Coordination: Cracking open and reassembling each egg strengthens little fingers, boosting fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
Early Problem-Solving: Encourages early logical thinking as kids figure out how to sort and match each piece – a fun intro to STEM learning through play.
Toddler-Friendly Design: Smooth, lightweight pieces are crafted to fit perfectly in tiny hands. No sharp edges and durable, BPA-free plastic construction means safe, no-mess play for your child.
Great for Bonding: Promotes meaningful parent-child interaction during play, turning learning time into family fun. Share smiles and giggles as you crack eggs and name colors together!
Easy Storage & Travel: Comes with a sturdy egg carton case to keep all the pieces organized. Toddlers can practice putting their toys away, and you can easily pack up this set for trips or on-the-go fun.
A Little Eggventure in Learning
Your little one squeals with delight as they crack open a bright blue egg to find a tiny orange star inside. Eyes wide with excitement, they proudly pair the halves together and clamor, “Again, again!” You watch with delight as they eagerly match each egg by color and shape, lining them up neatly just like Mom’s egg carton.
In no time, an imaginary game is afoot – your toddler “cooks” you a pretend breakfast, then hosts a mini Easter egg hunt in the living room, giggling all the way. No flashing screens or loud electronic sounds here – just pure, creative play fueled by your child’s imagination. And as they place each egg back into the carton with a triumphant grin, you know playtime has become learning time, building skills and sweet memories all at once.
Educational Benefits
Color & Shape Recognition: Sorting each vibrant egg helps children learn to identify different colors and basic shapes, building early visual discrimination and pre-math skills.
Fine Motor Development: Grasping, pulling apart, and pressing eggs together exercises finger muscles and hand dexterity. These motions strengthen the skills needed later for writing, drawing, and buttoning clothes.
Cognitive Skills & Problem-Solving: Figuring out which halves go together engages your toddler’s brain in pattern recognition and simple puzzle solving. This lays the groundwork for logical reasoning and confidence in tackling challenges.
Counting & Math Readiness: With a dozen eggs to count, little ones naturally start learning numbers as they play. They love counting each egg into the carton, introducing basic counting in a fun, tangible way.
Imagination & Independence: The open-ended design encourages creative scenarios (play kitchen, grocery shop, egg hunts) and independent play at your child’s own pace. A rare find in today’s toys, it has no electronic noises or screens – just engaging, child-led discovery that builds focus and self-confidence.
Dimensions & Materials
Includes: 12 matching eggs (each with a unique color/shape combo) and 1 egg carton storage case.
Dimensions: Egg carton approx. 11.6″ × 4.3″ × 2.7″ (30 × 11 × 7 cm). Each egg is about 2.2″ (5.6 cm) tall – perfect for little hands.
Materials: Made from high-quality, BPA-free ABS plastic. The pieces are sturdy, lightweight, and safety tested for toddler use (no toxic paints or small parts).
Recommended Age: 18 months and up (best suited for toddlers 1½ to 3 years old). Always supervise younger toddlers as they learn and play.
