€105.00
Areas of application for this Montessori material:
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Material Description
We have 2 series with 10 metal inserts in frames. The frames are pink and the metal insert, which in the middle also has a knob-handle to hold it, is blue.
The shapes included are a circle, an oval, an ellipsoid, a tetrahedron, a curvilinear triangle, a square, a rectangle, a trapezoid, a pentagon, and an equilateral triangle.
In one row we have all curvilinear shapes and in the other row all shapes consisting of straight lines.
Also included are:
You will need from home:
Objectives:
Presentation
Firstly, the children must watch the demonstration from us.
We place on the work surface 1 sheet of paper, 3 different colored pencils and the metal insert of the ellipse.
First of all, we take out the frame of the ellipsoid, place it on the paper and we make its outline with a wooden paint. We show in very slow motion how to hold the crayon! Attention: the wood paint should end up in the same place where it started.
We remove the ellipsoid box and place its inset exactly on the drawn line so that it disappears under the inset.
We take a pencil of another color and now draw the outline of the ellipsoid again in the same way.
If we then remove the inset, the two equal lines are clearly visible.
With the third color of wood paint, color the inside of the ellipsoid. We color in the design with movements, either horizontally (left-right), or vertically (up-down). We are very careful not to go out of context. This is the most time-consuming process of the activity, so we sometimes stop while coloring and look at the child. Be careful, do not lift the crayon from the paper at all.
Now it’s the child’s turn. It repeats our actions step by step. Gradually, all ten figures can be drawn in this way. A combination of two or three inserts can also be made.
This material allows the child to “self-correct” as he can observe with the two outlines whether and by what extent he has gone outside the outline.
Environment and safety: CE marking, EN71 standard.
Not recommended for children under 3 without adult supervision.
Weight | 5 kg |
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Dimensions | 14 x 14 cm each inset |
Age | 36+ months. Age is indicative, use depends on the child's development |
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