54 photographs which represent short sequential stories ( of 3, 4 or 5 scenes).
What do I learn?In the file below, you can find:
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 30 × 20 × 10 cm |
| Age | 36+ months. Age is indicative, use depends on the child's development |
A SENSORIAL GAME of ASSOCIATION for facilitating various aspects of children’s psychological development.
What do I learn?-The sense of touch: tactile discrimination by recognising textures.
– Acquiring a basic vocabulary relating to the textures of objects.
– Tactile memory
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With this material, children learn, in a simple way, to open and close buckles.
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Areas of application for this Montessori material:
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The game comprises 42 cards of thick, robust, very hard-wearing, high quality cardboard, plus 1 maxi-dice made from recycled plastic.
There are six round cards, each showing an enlarged continent, and 36 cards with real-life images showing the landscapes, traditions, foods, wildlife and culture typical of each continent.
The cardboard used is environmentally-friendly and sourced from sustainable forests. It contains a high percentage of recycled material and is 100% recyclable.
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Encourage your children to use their minds through creative play with this wonderful wooden string toy.
Designed to help young children develop fine motor skills and hand / eye coordination.
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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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Made of high quality wood, this Montessori material is used as a puzzle.
The child learns the parts that make up a flower.
The individual parts only fit into the place provided for them.
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Explore the imaginary world of insects, see what changes take place during their lifetime, discover the “aliens” who live under our noses.
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A game of association for learning to separate and classify different kinds of rubbish: organic, plastic, bottles, cans, paper, cardboard, glass, batteries, etc.
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