HONGDDY Busy Board 20 in 1 Montessori Toys for Toddler Sensory Board with Extra DIY Page for Learning Fine Motor Skills and Travel Preschool Educat

Montessori Toys for Toddlers- Approved Montessori method, HONGDDY busy board is designed to occupy and entertain your children. A superb toy for your toddler to explore by themselves! It is one of the most perfect Montessori toys for toddlers! 20 in 1 Sensory Board- The sensory board offers 20 elements (shoe laces, gears, clock, zippers, buckles, buttons, snap pocket, insert, etc.) with a set of letters from A to Z, shape and 1-10 number. The Sensory Board can simulate essential real-life scenes and help your kids to develop basic skills. Preschool Learning Toys- Montessori board for toddlers can improve fine motor skills, strengthen hand-eye coordination, and develop creative and critical thinking through play. It is an ideal bag for learning colors, shapes and numbers. In addition, the montessori toy can also enhance children's dignity and confidence by solving problems while playing. Lightweight and Portable- Hongddy sensory board is made from non-toxic soft fabrics and felts. The busy educational board measures 14 11 inch and weights 10.6 oz. Thanks to its light and compact design, it is very easy to carry and use the Montessori toys in the car or on the plane for children. This Montessori board is a great choice for travel toy and toddler activities. Gift for Kids- This activity board contains many patterns that children like, including dinosaurs, whales, mermaids, sea turtles, octopus, crabs etc. Exquisite pattern and excellent workmanship make it a perfect gift for Birthday, party and Christmas! Product Description 2022 Newest 20 in 1 Montessori Toys 15 Different Varieties of Buckles, Zip Pocket, Gears and Clock. 1 Set of A to Z Alphabets 1 * Set of 0 to 9 Numbers 1 * Set of Calculation Symbols 6 * Different Polygonals 1 * Detachable DIY Board Practice shoelacing skills in daily life Practice zipper skills in daily life Practice buttoning skills in daily life Practice