This set includes 4 knobbed cylinder blocks, each designed to help children explore size, shape, and comparison through hands-on learning.

Block 1: Focuses on diameter — introduces concepts such as large and small, larger and smaller, largest and smallest.

Block 2: Explores thickness — thick and thin, thicker and thinner, thickest and thinnest.

Block 3: Designed for visual and tactile exploration only — no specific language focus.

Block 4: Focuses on height — tall and short, taller and shorter, tallest and shortest.

Each block features smooth, knobbed cylinders that are easy for small hands to grip.
Perfect for developing fine motor skills, visual perception, and comparative vocabulary.

This wooden cabinet features 6 drawers, each with 6 wooden divisions. Most divisions hold a blue wooden inset with a knob for easy lifting. The insets are set into removable yellow square frames for contrast and added visual appeal.

Drawer Contents:

• Drawer 1: 6 circles, increasing in diameter from 5 cm to 10 cm
• Drawer 2: 1 square and 5 rectangles (bases range from 10 cm to 5 cm, same height)
• Drawer 3: 6 triangles – equilateral, acute-angled isosceles, right-angled isosceles, obtuse-angled isosceles, right-angled scalene, and obtuse-angled scalene
• Drawer 4: 6 regular polygons – pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon, and decagon
• Drawer 5: 4 quadrilaterals – rhombus, parallelogram, right-angled trapezoid, isosceles trapezoid, and 1 triangle – acute-angled scalene
• Drawer 6: 4 curved figures – curvilinear triangle, ellipse, oval, and quatrefoil

This cabinet helps children develop shape recognition, visual discrimination, and spatial awareness.

This set includes 10 blue wooden geometric solids stored in a box:
1 triangular prism, 1 rectangular prism, 1 cube, 1 cylinder, 1 cone, 1 triangular pyramid, 1 square pyramid, 1 sphere, 1 ellipsoid, and 1 ovoid.
Also includes 3 rings to hold the curved solids in place.

A great tool for helping children develop their stereognostic sense and recognize the solid shapes found in the world around them.

This set includes 1 large yellow equilateral triangle with black lines along all three sides, and 10 obtuse-angled isosceles triangles in total:

• 2 red triangles with a black line on the longer side
• 2 gray triangles with a black line on one of the equal sides
• 6 yellow triangles:
• 3 with black lines on two equal sides
• 3 with a black line on the longer side

This educational tool helps children learn how combining different triangles can form four-sided shapes.