KMTJT Wooden Noah’s Ark Montessori Toy for 24 months 🧸
Description:
This wooden Noah's Ark playset brings a familiar Bible story to life with multiple activities that help toddlers explore animals, shapes and simple lacing tasks. Designed for hands-on play, it combines a small ark, a selection of animal figures and a storybook to encourage narration, role play and early motor skill development.
Key Points
The set includes an ark, 8 family figures representing Noah and relatives, and a variety of animals such as zebras, elephants, hippos, crocodile, two lions, giraffe, two doves and two crows. A rainbow piece, boarding ladder and a length of lace are part of the kit to allow children to practise lacing and boarding the animals. The toy is presented with a Bible story book so adults can read and role-play the narrative while children match pieces and learn animal names. According to the manufacturer, the paint is a non-toxic water-based finish and the wood is sourced from renewable materials.
Technical Specifications
Name
: KMTJT Wooden Noahs Ark Toy Animal Playset- Material: Wood, non-toxic water-based paint on surface
- Contents: Ark, 8 people figures, multiple animal figures, rainbow, ladder, lace, Bible story book
- Age range: From 24 months upwards, suitable for toddlers and preschoolers
- Play modes: Shape sorting, lacing beads, boarding, role play
Benefits
This Montessori-style toy supports fine motor development through repeated threading and small-object handling. Language skills are encouraged when adults read the included storybook and prompt children to name animals and recount events. The mix of shape sorting and imaginative play helps with problem solving and hand-eye coordination while also offering quieter, screen-free activity.
Usage Recommendations
For safe play supervise children under three, especially when lacing and handling small parts. Use the ladder and boarding activity to create short role-play scenes and ask simple questions to expand vocabulary and narrative understanding. Consider integrating the little book into nap-time or bedtime reading to reinforce the story and extend attention span.
