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Montessori Sound Cylinders - Sensorial Activity for Auditory Discrimination

Montessori Sound Cylinders - Sensorial Activity for Auditory Discrimination

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Match graded sound pairs to strengthen auditory perception and focus. A foundational Montessori material for early sensory development.

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Product Description

The Montessori Sound Cylinders are a core Sensorial material designed to refine auditory discrimination skills. Children match pairs of cylinders based on sound intensity, enhancing their ability to differentiate between subtle auditory variations. This material supports the Montessori principle of isolating difficulty and offers built-in control of error for self-correction and independent learning.

Key Features

  • Includes 12 wooden sound cylinders (6 red-topped and 6 green-topped)
  • Pairs are matched by sound gradation from soft to loud
  • Crafted from solid wood with child-safe, non-toxic finishes
  • Presented in two high-quality wooden boxes with partitions
  • Aligns with Montessori Sensorial curriculum and standards

Benefits for Children

  • Refines auditory discrimination and sound sensitivity
  • Supports memory, concentration, and sensory integration
  • Promotes independence through self-correcting material
  • Strengthens hand coordination and fine motor precision

What’s Included

  • 6 red-capped cylinders (soft to loud sounds)
  • 6 green-capped cylinders (matching red sounds)
  • 2 wooden boxes with six compartments each

Specifications

  • Each cylinder: 9.5 cm height × 3 cm diameter
  • Box size: 13.5 cm (L) × 7.5 cm (W) × 9.5 cm (H)
  • Material: Solid beech wood with internal sound components
  • Recommended Age: 3 years and up
  • Category: Sensorial – Auditory Discrimination

How to Use

Invite the child to shake and listen to the red cylinders, identifying sound intensity. Then, match each red cylinder with a green one that produces the same sound. Allow repetition for deeper concentration. Built-in control of error allows the child to self-correct by comparing sound consistency.