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Montessori Sound and Pattern Matching Box - Sensorial Material for Auditory and Visual Discrimination

Montessori Sound and Pattern Matching Box - Sensorial Material for Auditory and Visual Discrimination

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Engage multiple senses with this dual-function sound and pattern matching activity. Develops auditory discrimination and visual memory skills.

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Product Description

The Montessori Sound and Pattern Matching Box is a sensorial material designed to develop auditory and tactile discrimination. This dual-purpose material features wooden cylinders that vary in internal sound and surface texture. Children match the pairs by listening to sounds and feeling engraved patterns, refining sensory perception and classification skills aligned with Montessori principles.

Key Features

  • Includes matching cylinders for both sound and tactile pattern discrimination
  • Crafted from smooth, durable wood for safe, long-lasting classroom use
  • Promotes multi-sensory exploration and refinement of stereognostic senses
  • Supports the Montessori concept of control of error through self-checking design
  • Ideal for Casa classroom sensorial shelves, homeschooling, and early intervention environments

Benefits for Children

  • Enhances auditory and tactile perception
  • Improves memory, concentration, and logical thinking
  • Encourages independence and self-correction
  • Strengthens hand-eye coordination and fine motor control

What’s Included

  • 1 wooden matching box
  • 12 wooden cylinders (6 sound pairs + 6 pattern pairs)

Specifications

  • Material: Solid wood
  • Age Recommendation: 3 years and up
  • Category: Sensorial, auditory, and tactile discrimination

How to Use

Introduce the material by demonstrating how to gently shake two cylinders and listen carefully for matching sounds. Invite the child to pair the sound cylinders, then repeat with the tactile cylinders by feeling the engraved patterns with fingertips. Encourage exploration and self-checking by verifying matches independently.