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Montessori Layers of the Earth Puzzle with Wooden Knobs - Cultural Geography Material

Montessori Layers of the Earth Puzzle with Wooden Knobs - Cultural Geography Material

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A Montessori wooden puzzle with knobbed pieces representing Earth’s layers. Perfect for introducing geography and science as part of cultural studies.


Product Description


The Montessori Layers of the Earth Puzzle with Wooden Knobs is a hands-on Cultural Geography material designed to introduce children to the internal structure of the Earth. This scientifically accurate, color-coded puzzle visually and physically represents the Earth's layers—from the crust to the inner core—supporting foundational Earth science learning in Montessori environments.


Key Features



  • 7 distinct puzzle pieces representing the crust, mantle, outer core, inner core, and more

  • Each piece features a wooden knob for developing the pincer grip and fine motor control

  • Color-coded layers for easy identification and classification

  • High-quality wooden base for long-lasting classroom use


Benefits for Children



  • Introduces Earth science concepts through tactile and visual engagement

  • Builds fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through knobbed puzzle work

  • Encourages scientific curiosity and exploration of geology and planetary structure

  • Supports Montessori learning principles including control of error and isolation of difficulty


What’s Included



  • 1 wooden puzzle board

  • 7 layered puzzle pieces representing the Earth's internal structure


Specifications



  • Dimensions: 23.8 cm x 23.8 cm

  • Material: Wood with painted finish and child-safe wooden knobs

  • Recommended Age Group: 3+ years

  • Curriculum Area: Cultural Geography, STEM extensions


How to Use


Invite the child to explore each puzzle layer by lifting the knobbed pieces to reveal what lies beneath. Name each layer together using three-period lessons or introduce simple scientific vocabulary as appropriate. Use in combination with classification cards, books, or globe extensions for a complete Montessori Cultural Geography presentation.


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