Ember Montessori Train Track Building Set with Rechargeable Engine
Build loops, hills and drops, then let the train test the design
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Children build the track first, then watch the train prove whether their design works. The pieces clip together into loops, hills, drops and even upside-down sections, and can be rearranged as often as they like. The train charges by USB-C, so there are no loose batteries to replace.
How your child plays with it
- Planning — The child decides where the track goes and tests it with the train.
- Problem solving — When the train falls off, they work out what to change and try again.
- Fine motor skills — Pressing and clipping the connectors together builds finger strength.
What's in the box
- Track pieces (26, 32 or 68, depending on the set chosen)
- 1 motorised train
- 1 USB-C charging cable
Size, materials and care
- Track pieces plus 1 motorised train and 1 USB-C charging cable; sets come with 26, 32 or 68 track pieces
- Pieces from different sets clip together
- Plastic track with smooth, rounded edges
- Train is USB-C rechargeable, no replaceable batteries
Safety and age
Small connectors and a charging cable: an adult should charge the train and supervise play, with younger children building together with a parent. Recommended age: 3+ years. Please stay close during play with younger children.
Delivery, gifting and returns
We prepare orders within 2 business days and email a tracking link. Delivery is free over $75. Sending it as a gift? Use their address at checkout and add your message in the order note. You have 30 days to return it.
Complete the set
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How to give it the Montessori way
Start with a simple loop built together, then hand over the pieces and let your child design the next layout. When the train comes off, resist fixing it and ask what they might change.
