Math Materials

Math materials are used to help children learn mathematical concepts. In Montessori, children first learn from the concrete using these materials. For instance, they learn to count using beads.

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Age: 6-8 Months
Variants:With Cube[+2]
$17.99
Age: 3-6 Years
Variants:Europe[+1]
$134.40
Age: 5-6 Years
$59.00
Age: 5-6 Years
$39.95
Age: 4 Years
Material:Flanel[+1]
$45.59
Age: 3-4 Years
$88.00
The purpose of learning with math materials is to get children to learn first from something concrete before they learn abstract concepts. This will be a strong basis to learn math.
Age: 3-4 Years
$49.99
Age: 6-8 Months
$69.99
Age: 3-4 Years
$80.00
Age: 3 Years
$78.89
Age: 3-4 Years
$28.95
Age: 3-4 Years
$36.99
Math materials can be introduced to children starting at 4. Kids can first learn the concept of number and quantity using number rods or counters and numbers. At 6, they begin to count using beads.
Age: 5-6 Years
$120.00
Age: 3-4 Years
$53.95
Age: 4 Years and Up
$198.99
Age: 6-8 Months
Variants:Small Cylinder[+5]
$19.95
Age: 5-6 Years
$45.99
Age: 3 Years
Variants:USA[+1]
$128.00
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"This system in which a child is constantly moving objects with his hands and actively exercising his senses, also takes into account a child's special aptitude for mathematics." Maria Montessori, The Discovery of the Child
Age: 4 Years
$4.99
Age: 3 Years
$926.00
Age: 5-6 Years
$43.99
Age: 5 Years
$59.00
Age: 4 Years
$30.50
Age: 4 Years
$29.95
Age: 3 Years and Up
$52.99
Age: 4 Years
$24.50
Age: 6 Years
$38.00
Age: 6-9 Years
$99.99
Age: 4 Years
$2.95
Age: 6-8 Months
$19.95
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Ellen

26-05-2026

Really happy with the mud kitchen. The quality is great, and it looks beautiful in the garden. Our kids spend hours playing with water, sand, mud, and pretending to cook. It’s a fun way to keep them active and creative outdoors. The setup was easy, and the materials feel sturdy and durable. Definitely a great addition for outdoor play. Highly recommended!