Overview
The child explores wooden insets of geometric shapes in a cabinet with 6 drawers. Each shape is traced with two fingers on both the inset and the frame to develop tactile memory of form. This prepares the hand for writing and introduces geometric vocabulary.
Objectives
What the child gains from this work
Discriminate and name common geometric shapes. Develop tactile memory through tracing. Strengthen pincer grip on knobs. Build foundation for geometry and writing. Refine visual and tactile senses.
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