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Perfect for ages 3+ years

Otter Montessori Ring Toss Game with Wooden Animal Posts

Five wooden animal targets for aiming, counting and taking turns, indoors or out

549.00 dhFree delivery over $75
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Helps withHand-eye coordinationCountingTurn-takingGross motor

Toss, aim and cheer. Five animal posts make it a simple target game for solo or group play. It packs up small and works indoors and outdoors.

Why you'll love itAiming at a target is simple to start and keeps getting harder as children step back, so the game grows with them. It packs up small and works in the living room, garden or park.
How your child plays with it
  • Aiming — Tossing rings trains hand-eye coordination.
  • Scoring — Counting scores brings in numbers.
  • Turn-taking — Group play teaches patience.
What's in the box
  • 5 wooden animal stands
  • Cotton toss rings
Size, materials and care
  • 5 animal stands and cotton toss rings (count not listed)
  • Solid wood with non-toxic finish
  • 10.8 x 6.1 x 3.3 in (27.5 x 15.5 x 8.5 cm), 600 g
  • No batteries; wipe wood clean
Safety and age

Small rings and stands; adult supervision advised. 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

Toys for the same age that build different skills. Take all three and save 10%.

Set total: 1,138.00 dh

How to give it the Montessori way

Show your child how to stand behind a line and toss one ring slowly, then step back and let them try. Start close to the posts and let them choose when to move further away.