Montessori Game Sensory Board with Multiple Activities (5-in-1)

We present to you a Montessori-type sensory board with multiple activities, an ideal tool to help little ones develop their attention, nurture their curiosity and, last but not least, develop their fine motor, gross and sensory skills.

The board contains 3 different doors and locks, which hide images of cute animals, 4 geometric puzzle-type shapes with handles, which also hide 4 cute animals, a clock with movable hands, a gear system and a calendar with the days of the week in English.

Children will be fascinated to discover the beloved animals that hide behind the three doors. Each of these doors has a different lock, so each of them can only be opened in a certain way. Thus, children will discover some of the locks that we interact with most often in everyday life, getting used to this concept and becoming much more quickly ready to discover the world around them.

The wooden board also contains 4 geometric shapes of different colors, each with a button, so that they are easy to grip and handle. Little ones will discover geometric shapes and colors, learn how and where to associate them in the interlocking puzzle, guided by their color. And the motivation to match them will be even greater when they discover the 4 cute little animals behind the puzzle pieces.

At the top, the sensory board features an analog clock with moving hands to help little ones discover the concept of time, hours and minutes. Next to it, children will find a gear with gears and a handle, and when they turn the handle and set the wheels in motion, they will understand more about the cause-effect relationship.

Also at the top we find a motor skills maze with the days of the week in English.

Features:

• increasing hand-eye coordination ability
• skill and dexterity by closing and opening locks
• perseverance and curiosity
• fine motor skills
• logic

These functions of the Sensory Board will allow the child to solve problems and figure things out on their own, to be able to exercise fine hand movements in the locking and unlocking process, and to satisfy their curiosity and desire to explore.