A wooden box to practice the child in hand-eye coordination and permanence of objects.
Object permanence is the understanding that objects continue to exist even when they cannot be felt. This is a fundamental concept studied in the field of developmental psychology, the subfield of psychology that deals with the development of social and spiritual abilities of young children.
This product is a teaching material
Not recommended for children under 3 years without adult supervision.
Tip: Once the child has mastered it, raise the difficulty level and present the Permanence Box with Ball and Drawer.
A wooden box to practice the child in hand-eye coordination and permanence of objects.
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A wooden box to practice the child in hand-eye coordination and permanence of objects.
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| Weight | 1.0 kg |
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| Dimensions | 34 × 19 × 14 cm |
| Age | 6+ months. Age is indicative, use depends on the child's development |
Made of high quality wood, this Montessori material is used as a puzzle.
The child learns the parts that make up a bird.
The individual parts only fit into the place provided for them.
You can use the material, amongst other things, to name the individual parts. You can also draw their outlines on a piece of paper and color them.
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This game enhances the matching of colors and patterns.
This educational game can be played alone or with 2-3 children together. Of course, chips and cups are also suitable for free play. One child can put a picture and another can guess what is depicted in it. In addition to the existing cards, you can of course draw whatever other patterns, shapes, objects you want on some paper!
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This set consists of 4 puzzles, made of natural wood. The set includes:
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Each box has a hole with a well-defined shape, in which only the shape that will be contained in the box itself fits perfectly. The holes are shaped in the basic geometric shapes: in this case it is a triangle. The box is equipped with a yellow door.
Learning objectives: Color discrimination, development of motor skills, recognition of basic geometric shapes, recognition of different types of locks used in everyday life.
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Become an expert in forests with the puzzles “What fell from the tree”!
Get to know the leaves and fruits of the trees, learn their names.
You can also draw their outlines on a piece of paper and color them.
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Each box has a hole with a well-defined shape, in which only the shape that will be contained in the box itself fits perfectly. The holes are shaped in the basic geometric shapes: in this case it is a circle. The box is equipped with an orange door.
Learning objectives: Color discrimination, development of motor skills, recognition of basic geometric shapes, recognition of different types of locks used in everyday life.
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A wooden box to practice the child in hand-eye coordination and permanence of objects.
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Each box has a hole with a well-defined shape, in which only the shape that will be contained in the box itself fits perfectly. The holes are shaped in the basic geometric shapes: in this case it is a rhombus. The box is equipped with a white door.
Learning objectives: Color discrimination, development of motor skills, recognition of basic geometric shapes, recognition of different types of locks used in everyday life.
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With this material, children learn, in a simple way, to open and close buckles.
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Each box has a hole with a well-defined shape, in which only the shape that will be contained in the box itself fits perfectly. The holes are shaped in the basic geometric shapes: in this case it is a square. The box is equipped with a red door.
Learning objectives: Color discrimination, development of motor skills, recognition of basic geometric shapes, recognition of different types of locks used in everyday life.
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The puzzle consists of 9 different shapes, which consist of 5 frames that must be inserted into each other in the correct order.
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