Enamel JugPouring Exercise
The first photo is the maker's own. The other shots are illustrative.
Inv. no. NIE-400200
- Maker
- Nienhuis Montessori, since 1929
- Base Material
- Steel
- Coating
- Enamel
- EAN
- 8719924046989
Final price incl. VAT. Delivery €5.90, €123.10 to go for free delivery.
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Enamel Jug in a child's hands
An enamel jug holding 0.4 litres, measuring 8 by 10 cm, with a blue edge applied by hand. Small is the whole specification: a jug a child can fill, lift and pour with one hand is a jug they will use, and half a litre of water is about the most a three year old can carry without the carrying becoming the task. The enamel surface takes a scrub, and the hand painted edge means no two are quite identical. Enamel on metal, for ages 0 to 6.
Hand-Eye Coordination
Pouring water between vessels refines visual-motor integration and develops precise hand movements essential for later writing skills.
Concentration Development
The focused attention required for successful pouring strengthens the child's ability to concentrate on purposeful activity.
Independence & Self-Care
Mastering pouring skills enables children to serve themselves and others, building confidence in practical life abilities.
Order & Sequence
Following the complete pouring cycle from preparation through cleanup establishes understanding of logical sequences.
How to present it
Place the enamel jug filled one-third with water on a tray alongside an empty matching container. Position on a low shelf at child's eye level. Include a small sponge for spills.
- 1Demonstrate holding the jug's handle with dominant hand, placing other hand on the base
- 2Lift the jug smoothly, bringing the spout to touch the receiving container's rim
- 3Tilt gradually until water flows in a steady stream, watching the water level rise
- 4Return jug to upright position before lifting away
- 5Pour water back into original jug to show reversibility
3 tips for parents
- Practice during bath time first where spills don't matter
- Let your child pour their own water at meals using a smaller version
- Resist the urge to help - wait until frustration appears before offering guidance
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What's in the Box
- Enamel Jug: White with a hand-applied blue edge
Size and material
| Packaging | 15 × 10 × 10 cm |
| Base Material | Steel |
| Coating | Enamel |
| Rim Detail | Blue edge, applied by hand |
| Recommended Age | 0-6 years |
Care
| Cleaning | Hand wash with mild soap, dry thoroughly |
| Storage | Store on practical life shelf at child height |
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this enamel jug, and what age is it for?
The jug holds 0.4 litres, measures Ø 8/10 cm and is meant for children aged 0 to 6. The compact size lets a child fill the jug, lift it and pour from it with one hand, building fine motor control.
What is the jug made of?
The jug is enamelled steel, white, with a blue edge that is applied by hand. The special enamel surface guarantees simple care and hygiene.
What practical life activities can children do with this jug?
Children can practise pouring from the jug into a glass, transferring water between vessels, preparing simple drinks and serving at meals. These activities develop coordination, self-control and independence.
How does the enamel jug support Montessori principles?
This real, functional jug offers an authentic work experience instead of a plastic imitation. The enamel construction teaches children to handle objects carefully, building responsibility and care.
How do I care for the enamel jug?
The enamel surface is made so that care is simple and hygienic. We recommend washing the jug by hand with mild soap and warm water and drying it thoroughly after use.
Product safety
Manufacturer: Nienhuis Montessori, Anders Celsiusstraat 15, 7442 PB Nijverdal, Netherlands
Enamel Jug