- Includes 10 pairs of solid wooden geometric shapes
- 2 soft fabric bags (red and blue) for tactile exploration
- Supports tactile perception and shape recognition
- Ideal for Montessori CASA classrooms, preschools, and homeschool use
- Encourages stereognostic sense, memory, and fine motor skills!
Product Description
The Montessori Mystery Bag Stereognostic is a Sensorial material designed to develop tactile perception and shape recognition through blindfolded exploration. By using only their hands, children identify and match geometric solids hidden inside fabric bags, strengthening the stereognostic sense and refining visual memory through touch. This activity promotes spatial awareness, logical thinking, and focus, making it a key component of the Sensorial curriculum in Montessori Casa classrooms.
Key Features
- Includes 10 pairs of wooden geometric solids for tactile shape matching
- 2 soft drawstring fabric bags in red and blue for hidden object exploration
- Supports stereognostic development and Sensorial curriculum objectives
- Encourages blindfolded matching using the sense of touch
- Ideal for Sensorial shelves and Montessori early years environments
Benefits for Children
- Refines tactile perception, shape identification, and spatial awareness
- Strengthens concentration, memory, and observational skills
- Develops fine motor coordination and stereognostic sensory integration
- Promotes independence and internal control of error through self-correction
What’s Included
- 20 wooden geometric solids (10 matching pairs)
- 2 drawstring fabric bags (1 red, 1 blue)
Specifications
- Recommended Age: 3+ years
- Material: Solid wood, cotton fabric
- Bag Size: Fits comfortably in small hands; easy drawstring use
- Finish: Non-toxic, child-safe lacquer on all wooden pieces
How to Use
Invite the child to reach into the red bag, feel a geometric solid using only their hands, then identify and match the pair from the blue bag without looking. Encourage focused attention to edges, curves, and angles. This self-directed activity supports stereognostic development and fosters independence through self-correction. Add a blindfold for increased challenge as children progress.