5 Montessori Activities You Can Do Using a Learning Tower

Learning towers must have for a Toddler

Parenting a curious toddler? Looking for a way to channel that boundless energy into something productive and fun? Say hello to your new best friend—the Learning Tower! Inspired by Montessori principles, this sturdy little helper transforms everyday tasks into incredible learning opportunities. Let’s dive into five Montessori-inspired activities you can do with your little one, using your Bunny or Fox-themed learning tower!

 

1. Mini Master Chef in the Making

 

Let your toddler take the lead in the kitchen! Set up the learning tower so they can safely stand at counter height and help with simple tasks like:

Washing vegetables – Fill a bowl with water and let them rinse carrots, cucumbers, or whatever’s on the menu.

Measuring ingredients – Let them scoop flour, pour sugar, or sprinkle spices. (Yes, it’ll get a little messy, but isn’t that the fun part?)

Mixing and stirring – Hand them a whisk and watch their little arms go to work!

 

Montessori benefits: Practical life skills, hand-eye coordination, and building independence. Plus, you might just have a future chef in the family!

Mother and toddler enjoying kitchen activities together using a learning tower. The child is safely elevated to counter height, helping with tasks at the sink while the mother smiles warmly. Set in a bright, modern kitchen with green accents, the scene highlights the learning tower's role in fostering independence and self-efficacy in young children

 

2. Artist at Work: Creative Painting Station

 

Unleash your child’s inner Picasso by turning your learning tower into an art station. Clip a piece of paper to a board or tape it to the counter, grab some non-toxic paints, and let them create! You can even use the tower’s surface for chalk drawing if it’s convertible.

Try finger painting for sensory play.

Teach color mixing: “What happens when we mix blue and yellow?”

Encourage free expression—no rules, just creativity!

 

Montessori benefits: Fine motor skills, self-expression, and problem-solving through exploration.

 

Toddler and mother engaging in a creative activity using a versatile learning tower that doubles as a play table. The child is seated at the wooden learning tower, playing with a puzzle while the mother offers guidance. Set in a modern, child-friendly room with warm colors and playful decor, this scene highlights the multifunctional design of the learning tower for fostering creativity and development in young childrenMother and toddler exploring a multifunctional learning tower with a built-in chalkboard in a colorful, child-friendly playroom. The toddler interacts with the white wooden learning tower, decorated with a bunny design, while toys are scattered on the floor. This scene highlights the versatility of the learning tower for creative play, learning, and fostering independence in young children

3. Tiny Cleaner, Big Helper

 

Toddlers love to feel helpful, and with a learning tower, cleaning becomes an exciting game! Some ideas:

Let them wipe countertops with a damp cloth.

Give them a mini broom and dustpan to sweep up crumbs.

Teach them to water plants while standing securely on the tower.

 

Montessori benefits: Encourages responsibility, strengthens gross motor skills, and makes cleaning fun instead of a chore.

 

4. Snack-Making Superstar

 

Turn snack time into an educational moment! Place some kid-friendly utensils, fruits, and spreads within reach, and let your toddler build their own snack.

Banana slicing: With a kid-safe knife, let them cut soft bananas into slices.

Cracker sandwiches: Set up crackers, cheese, and spreads like peanut butter for them to assemble.

Smoothie assistant: Let them toss fruits into a blender (with supervision, of course!).

 

Montessori benefits: Develops independence, strengthens decision-making skills, and builds confidence.

 

5. Science Explorer

 

Your learning tower is a gateway to exciting science experiments that are as simple as they are magical!

Baking soda and vinegar volcano: Watch their eyes light up at the fizzing reaction!

Sink or float experiment: Fill a bowl with water and provide objects like a spoon, cork, or toy car. Ask, “Will it sink or float?”

Ice melting race: Give them two ice cubes—one sprinkled with salt and one plain—and let them discover which melts faster.

 

Montessori benefits: Encourages curiosity, problem-solving, and an early love of science.

 

Why the Learning Tower is Your Toddler’s Best Friend

 

With its safe, sturdy design and adorable bunny or fox themes, your learning tower isn’t just a piece of furniture—it’s a tool for exploration, independence, and hands-on learning. Whether it’s baking cookies or conducting mini science experiments, your toddler will love having their own special place to learn and grow.

 

Ready to Transform Your Toddler’s Day?

 

Turn the everyday into extraordinary with the Bunny or Fox Learning Tower! Order yours today and let the adventures begin!

 

Which activity are you trying first? Let us know in the comments! 🐰🦊

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