Educational Toy Lisciani Montessori Baby - Wzrost (Lisciani, model 469141) height learning board for infants

The Lisciani Montessori Baby - Wzrost height learning board is an educational toy designed to introduce infants and toddlers to the concepts of measurement, comparison and ordering. The board uses simple visual cues and tactile elements to help young children explore differences in height and develop early numeracy and observation skills. Made for use in home or preschool settings, this Montessori-style tool supports hands-on learning and encourages independent play focused on matching and sequencing.

Advantages

The height learning board offers a clear, child-friendly layout with durable materials that resist normal wear in early childhood use. Its tactile components and contrasting visuals promote fine motor development and visual discrimination while reinforcing basic measurement vocabulary. The open-ended design allows repeated practice and gradual introduction of more complex tasks as the child’s skills progress.

Suitable for

• Introducing measurement concepts to infants and toddlers
• Developing fine motor skills through handling and matching
• Early numeracy activities such as ordering by size
• Preschool and home learning environments

Key specifications

• Montessori-style educational board for height learning
• Designed for infants and toddlers
• Durable construction suitable for frequent handling
• Visual and tactile elements to support matching and sequencing

How to use

Place the board on a stable surface at child height and introduce one element at a time. Demonstrate how to compare two figures by placing them side by side and use simple language to describe taller, shorter, and equal. Encourage the child to handle the pieces, match items by height and arrange them in order from shortest to tallest. Increase complexity by asking the child to predict which item is taller before placing pieces together and by introducing timed or turn-taking activities in group settings.

Usage recommendations

Supervise play for children under three years of age and use the board on a clean, flat surface. Rotate activities to maintain engagement and combine the board with everyday objects to extend learning about measurement and comparison.