This puzzle will encourage your toddler to develop fine motor skills and hand eye coordination. It provides nomenclature associated with color and church seasons during the language explosion. The puzzle pieces represent the cycles of preparation, celebration, and growth that provide the rhythms of the church life.
THIS MATERIAL COMES TO YOU UNPAINTED. (See NOTE below.) To aid in learning, you receive a pdf which you can print and use as a control card.
This material is designed to be used in a Toddler Atrium. No lessons or nomenclature cards included.
THIS MATERIAL COMES TO YOU UNPAINTED. (See NOTE below.)
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Wood
Square: 10"
Depth: .5"
Puzzle pieces: .5" thick.
Material: Birch Wood
Handmade, Laser cut
PDF File
Square 10"
Color
Wood Note:
This material is disassembled for easy of painting or waxing.
Instructions are provided for painting and sealing the wood with beeswax.
There may be a slight smell of burnt wood from the laser process.
Please Note:
These materials are anchored in the extraordinary work of Dr. Montessori, Sophia Cavaletti, and Gianna Gobbi. The artwork is the work of the Inclusive Atrium and may not be copied without the express permission of the Inclusive Atrium.
Returns & Exchanges
I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Reviews (2)
Average:
Oct 28, 2024
Very easy to finish and use in our toddler atrium.
Katie Dewees
Nov 13, 2023
When we receive a shipment from Elizabeth Vice, Etsy CGS works, it is literally like Christmas at our home! Both my husband and I are Levels I, II & III formed. We work together in L II and L I atria, at our CC Cathedral parish and at an academy where I am coordinator and catechist for all three levels and ML. I’m also a L I formation leader, discerning for L II. I am also a Montessorian and have served as guide in L I primary environment for many years. Elizabeth is a genius at generating materials that honor and serve children of all abilities, besides they are beautiful, elegantly done with great craftsmanship and skill. Elizabeth, my husband does a lot of material making with the wood; I paint, sculpt, sew, embroider. The beauty of your work delights us! We love the fabric Holy Land cloth. (and everything else too!)
mary ellen galvan