A compact version of the Montessori knobless cylinders, this mini set with control cards enhances visual discrimination, fine motor skills, and color recognition. Perfect for toddler classrooms, homeschool environments, and early sensorial exploration.
Product Description
The Mini Knobless Cylinders with Control Cards is a compact, Montessori-aligned sensorial material designed to support early visual discrimination, sequencing, and problem-solving. This toddler-friendly set includes four color-coded series of wooden cylinders—red, yellow, blue, and green—each varying in height and diameter. The included control cards provide matching and grading challenges that foster concentration, coordination, and independence.
Key Features
- Includes 4 sets of color-coded cylinders: red, yellow, blue, green
- 10 cylinders per color group, each varying in height or diameter
- Control cards included for matching and size-grading activities
- Supports sensorial exploration and early logical reasoning
- Crafted from durable, child-safe wood in vivid Montessori colors
- Ideal for toddler environments, homeschool shelves, or pre-CASA classrooms
Benefits for Children
- Enhances visual perception and comparison skills
- Promotes size discrimination, color matching, and sequencing
- Develops fine motor coordination and spatial awareness
- Fosters independence through self-correcting activities
- Encourages pattern recognition and early problem-solving
What’s Included
- 40 wooden cylinders – 10 in each color (red, yellow, blue, green)
- Set of printed control cards for matching and grading
Specifications
- Material: Solid wood with smooth, child-safe painted finish
- Cylinder sizes: Range between 2 cm and 3 cm
- Recommended Age: 2.5+ years
- Curriculum Area: Sensorial, Pre-Mathematics, Visual Discrimination
How to Use
Present one color group at a time. Invite the child to explore differences in height and diameter by arranging cylinders in order or matching them to the control cards. Encourage careful comparison, sequencing, and self-correction, reinforcing early mathematical thinking and fine motor development.