Three-part card trays are typically used in Montessori classrooms but have become more common in other teaching methods as well. 

It holds 3-part cards very neatly and keeps Montessori-inspired card activities well organized. The Montessori Early Childhood Three-Part Card consists of three sections word, picture, and control cards. The main purpose of three-part cards is to enrich your child's vocabulary. Three-part cards are now commonly used throughout different teaching methods common among unit studies. With this tray, it is easy to make three-part card activities quick to reach and when it is placed in the kid's eyesight the activity is self-advertising. There is an ergonomic thumb slot to help kids take cards with ease.

The possibilities with this tray out endless but great uses include tracing numbers, shapes, letters, and words.   Use the tray to create sums for simple math equations or use clay or dough to build shapes, letters, or numbers.

It can be used as a sand tray and you can have your pre-schooler use their finger to practise their writing skills and trace numbers and shapes. The tray is also perfect with rice, sugar, flour, glitter and grains. 

Children will have hours of endless educational fun with our Heirloom quality 3-Part Tray. Each of our toys is completely designed and handcrafted in our toy shop. Made of solid wood and coated with a lacquer finish, they are safe for little hands and are sure to be a favourite for many years to come!

Just for the natural variation in the wood, each handcrafted toy has its own unique character. Variations in wood grain, colour, knots, and texture are all-natural occurrences in these hand-stained wooden products. Each toy will likely vary slightly from the other one but will be equally awesome.

Toy Meets the EN71 and ASTM toy safety standards for Europe and America.

Size:  28 cm x 32 cm. 1.8 cm thick

Weight: 700 GM

Material: Rubber Wood.

Colour: Natural

Minimum Age: 6+ Months

Safety Note: All colours’ coatings are safe and Toys meets EN 71 safety norms