Imbucare box with 3 coloured knit balls – Nienhuis Montessori

The Nienhuis Montessori rectangular wooden imbucare box with 3 coloured knit balls is part of the infant and toddler material range. It is inspired by the Friedrich Froebel Gabe 1 and features a box with a red, a yellow and a blue circle printed on the lid. The box houses 3 coloured knit balls on strings, 2 stakes and 1 wooden slat with dowels. A rack is built on the box and the 3 knit balls are hung from the dowels.

Imbucare is a traditional Montessori material used to develop the concept of object permanence and promotes some of the most fundamental skills to the developing brains of young toddlers. 

Practising with the imbucare material provides mental stimulation and exploitative fun. This Montessori material stimulates eye-hand coordination in a focused manner and develops grasp by the infant.

This material is suitable for infants aged 12 months and up.

Contents:

1 rectangular wooden imbucare box
3 knit balls
3 strings
2 stakes
1 wooden slat with dowels

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About Nienhuis Montessori

Dutch brand Nienhuis Montessori is the world’s leading Montessori brand, that honours and continues the legacy of Maria Montessori, and manufactures the widest and most innovative range of original Montessori materials, furniture and related products. The high quality Nienhuis Montessori products provides children with the tools they need to become independent and critical thinkers.

All Nienhuis Montessori materials are certified by the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) Materials Committee and are meticulously crafted to isolate difficulty so that children can focus, gain mastery, and flourish.

Nienhuis Montessori is one of the brands managed by the Dutch company Heutink International, that provides the very best global educational brands, which are geared towards learning through play.