Sensorial
A KEY TO THE ENVIRONMENT
Sensorial materials qualify the exploration and knowledge of the environment through the child’s senses. It is a true cultural form that leads to perfectioning one’s personality, at the same level of language or mathematics. The sensorial materials connect the body and the mind thanks to their innate qualities: the isolation of quality, shade and error control which allows the child to correct itself. “With the sensorial materials we give a guide, a kind of impression classification you can get from each sense: colour, sound, noise, form and dimension, weight, tactile impression, smell and flavour… These qualities could be compared to the alphabet: a few sounds compared to countless words. Giving the qualities separately is like giving an exploration alphabet: that is to say, a key to open the doors of knowledge.” (Maria Montessori, The discovery of the child)
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The pink tower gives the child visual education of dimensions, sharpening the ability to distinguish different sizes even if they are very small. As with other Montessori materials for very small children, the pink tower help to develop concentration, willpower and intelligence. It shapes the logical-mathematical mind and helps to develop a sharper...
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The wooden stand allows you to keep the rods in order in the room, in conditions of limited space.
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Working with this material enables the child to recognise tactile characteristics of objects even without seeing them (blindfolded). Developing fine motor skills it is an excellent activity in preparation of writing. Like other Montessori materials for very small children, this material helps to develop concentration, will, intelligence and sharpens the...
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Working with this material enables the child to recognise tactile characteristics of objects even without seeing them (blindfolded). Developing fine motor skills it is an excellent activity in preparation of writing. Like other Montessori materials for very small children, this material helps to develop concentration, will, intelligence and sharpens the...
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Box 4 is used in combination with box 3 to make the circle of colour shades. The colour tablets give the child a visual education and refines the ability to distinguish different colours. Like other Montessori materials for very small children, this material helps to develop concentration, will, intelligence and sharpens the observation of the...
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Working with geometric solids, starting at age 4-5, facilitates the development of a child's stereognostic sense and offers one of the first approaches to recognizing geometry in their everyday environment. It facilitates concentration thanks to the ability to manipulate a highly engaging material; it allows for a gradual transition to abstraction,...
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These small prisms are used to calculate and compare the volumes of the prisms of the brown stairs.
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This material helps the child to refine its smell sense. Smelling bottles offer an important key to understanding the environment as well as enriching the child’s vocabulary. Like in other sensorial activities, matching refines the concentration and attention abilities
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Working with this material refines the auditory capacity up to developing the ability to recognise the sound characteristics of objects even without looking at them (you can do this blindfolded). Like other Montessori materials for very small children, this material helps to develop concentration, will, intelligence and sharpens the observation of the...
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La Torre Rosa deve trovare nell’ambiente un posto ben preciso, evidente e accessibile e rimanere disposta nella sua forma costruita: la base per la Torre Rosa ne consente la collocazione ad un’altezza adeguata, nella sua forma completa, pronta per essere utilizzata in autonomia e agio dal bambino che sceglie il lavoro.
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This material helps the child to refine its tasting sense. Tasting bottles offer an important key to understanding the environment as well as enriching the child’s vocabulary. Like in other sensorial activities, matching refines the concentration and attention abilities
