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Montessori Geometric Cabinet - Sensorial Material with 6 Drawers and 35 Insets for Shape Classification

Montessori Geometric Cabinet - Sensorial Material with 6 Drawers and 35 Insets for Shape Classification

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Premium Montessori Geometric Cabinet with 6 drawers and 35 inset shapes for hands-on classification, shape recognition, and geometry exploration.
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Product Description

The Montessori Geometric Cabinet is a cornerstone sensorial material used to develop a child’s visual discrimination of shapes. This beautifully crafted wooden cabinet contains 6 drawers with a total of 35 geometric insets—each equipped with a wooden knob for ease of handling. Designed to introduce children to a wide range of two-dimensional shapes, the cabinet builds foundational skills in classification, comparison, and early geometry through tactile exploration.

Key Features

  • Includes 6 drawers with 35 blue geometric insets
  • Each inset features a centered knob for easy removal and manipulation
  • Organized by type: circles, polygons, triangles, quadrilaterals, curved and irregular shapes
  • Made from durable wood with child-safe yellow and blue finishes
  • Cabinet dimensions: 47.8 cm (W) × 31 cm (D) × 24 cm (H)

Benefits for Children

  • Strengthens shape recognition and classification skills
  • Develops fine motor control through knobbed inset handling
  • Supports visual discrimination and pre-geometry vocabulary
  • Integrates seamlessly with Montessori sensorial and math curriculum

What’s Included

  • 1 six-drawer wooden cabinet
  • 35 geometric insets with knobs (one space intentionally left blank)

Specifications

  • Recommended Age: 3+ years
  • Material: Solid wood with lacquered inset shapes
  • Cabinet Size: 47.8 cm × 31 cm × 24 cm

How to Use

Introduce one drawer at a time. Invite the child to remove and replace the insets by using the knobs, name the shapes, or group them based on similar attributes. Extend learning by incorporating tracing, matching outlines, or using control charts and classification cards.

See It In Action

Follow us on @HandsOnMontessoriStore to see how teachers and parents use the Geometric Cabinet in real Montessori classrooms.