No. Montessori calls activities that help children improve their intelligence "work" and activities that don't help children's intelligence "games". Every child is naturally interested in adult life and things with inherent laws, and naturally loves work, which is far more than games. So what is the internal law? Several baskets of the same size can just be put together, and the colander can separate the liquid from the solid, which is a simple law of life; 1+9 =10, 2+8 =10, 3+7 =10 ... This is a simple mathematical law; The sun rises in the east and sets in the west every day. This is the law of nature. Too many toys will only make children waste their time on games. In addition, the law is hidden in life. Parents let their children learn to live like adults. In the process of hands-on, children will find many internal laws, which is much more interesting than playing games.