The Montessori Pink Tower
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Jennine Friess
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Comprised of ten pink wooden cubes that vary in size, the activity encourages children to build the tower from largest to smallest, enhancing their understanding of size relationships, coordination, and concentration. It serves as an introduction to geometric and volume concepts while fostering logical sequencing and independent exploration. The work supports cognitive development and problem-solving skills, making it a staple in the Montessori curriculum.