Montessori Coordination Activities

Coordination activities are activities that encourage kids to practice the coordination of their movements. Coordination builds from whole body to more refined movements.

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Pupidiu Wooden Stepping Stone

Age: 18 Months and Up
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$0.00

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Fine Hardwood Toys Lawn Mower Push Walker

Age: 3 Years and Up
Free shipping

$145.00

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Gorilla Playsets Great Skye II Wood Swing Set Brown

Age: 3-11 Years
Free shipping

$3558.47

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Wood and Hearts Large Climbing Arch White Pastel

Age: 2-8 Years
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$0.00

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Seaside-Montessori 8-in-1 Climbing Playground

Age: 3 Years and Up
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$229.99 ~~$299.99~~

Coordination activities allow kids to develop and improve their movements. This promotes gross motor skills.

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WoodenEdu Pull Along Toy Dinosaur

Age: 12-18 Months
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$13.61

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Beright 3-in-1 Climbing Arch With Storage Bin

Age: 1-4 Years
Free shipping

$79.99

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Birch and Key 3-in-1 Pikler Triangle With Reversible Climbing Wall

Age: 1-4 Years
Free shipping

$140.00

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Rengue Indoor 7 Functions Jungle Gym Playset

Age: 3-7 Years
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$204.99 ~~$269.99~~

Children may begin doing coordination activities at the age of 6 months.

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ECOMEX Wooden Indoor 7-in-1 Foldable Pikler Triangle Set

Age: 3 Years and Up
Free shipping

$0.00

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Real Play Kids Pikler Triangle & Slide

Age: 6 Months and Up
Free shipping

$197.00

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Battat Wooden Activity Walker With 9 Activities

Age: 12 Months and Up
Free shipping

$37.99

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Play in Joy Balance Board Original Without Felt

Age: 3-8 Years
Free shipping

$55.99 ~~$79.99~~

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Beright Wooden Wagon Red

Age: 12 Months and Up
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$39.99 ~~$59.99~~

"If children are allowed to do what they see done in the environment, they will perform a series of exercises which have no external purpose, but which are a preparation for the activity which is to follow. Children do these things, which appear to have no use, with great care and interest. There is a cycle of activity. These things may seem useless to us, but the child is preparing himself and preparing the coordination of his movements." Maria Montessori, The 1946 London Lectures