The material includes a series of ten solid wooden cubes with pale pink velatura finishing and protective transparent varnish layer. The size of the cubes go from 1 cm to 10 cm. USE IN COMBINATION WITH OTHER MATERIALS The pink tower is often used in combination with the brown stairs (SE15), because of the correspondence of some dimensions.
PINK TOWER
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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 observation of the environment, progressively enriching the vocabulary of the child.
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