Plastic Box For Arrows: Small
The small plastic box for the arrows, sold on its own. Arrows are the printed labels laid along a bead chain as a child counts it, and the short chains need far fewer of them than the long ones, which is what the two box sizes are for: a small box holds the set that belongs to the short chain work without leaving it rattling in a container built for a hundred labels. The bead chains and the arrows are separate items.
“The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind.”
The Plastic Box for Arrows exemplifies the Montessori principle of order through its transparent design that reveals precisely organized sensorial arrows. This clear plastic container enables children to see the arrows before opening, reinforcing visual discrimination skills while maintaining the prepared environment.
- Develops organizational skills through consistent material storage
- Strengthens visual discrimination by identifying contents through clear plastic
- Builds responsibility for material care and classroom maintenance
- Enhances fine motor control through lid manipulation
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When children retrieve arrows from this designated box, they experience the satisfaction of finding materials exactly where expected, building their sense of security and independence. The box's specific size for small arrows teaches classification - these particular arrows belong in this particular container, not mixed with other materials. By providing a proper storage solution for delicate sensorial arrows, the box preserves the precision of these teaching tools while demonstrating respect for materials. The secure lid on this plastic box requires deliberate action to open and close, developing motor planning as children access their work materials independently.
How to present it
Follow the Montessori method of presentation for optimal child development.
Place the plastic box on a designated shelf at child height. Ensure arrows are neatly arranged inside and visible through the clear sides. Label the shelf space if needed.
- 1
Show the child how to carry the box with two hands to their work area
Model walking slowly and carefully to prevent arrows from shifting inside - 2
Demonstrate opening the lid with controlled movements, placing it quietly beside the box
Emphasize gentle handling to maintain the peaceful classroom environment - 3
Remove needed arrows individually, noting their return position
Count arrows aloud if appropriate for the child's level - 4
After completing work, return arrows to their exact positions in the box
Show how to align arrows neatly for the next person - 5
Replace the lid securely and return the box to its designated shelf spot
Have child check that the lid clicks closed completely
Every Child Is a Little Creator
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Since 1929
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