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Threading Geometric Shapes - Lacing Activity for Fine Motor Development

Threading Geometric Shapes - Lacing Activity for Fine Motor Development

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Lacing activity with large geometric shapes to support fine motor control, coordination, and preparation for practical life work.

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Product Description

The Threading Geometric Shapes Set is a Montessori-inspired Practical Life and Sensorial material designed to develop fine motor skills, pincer grip, and hand-eye coordination. The purposeful lacing activity prepares the hand for writing, enhances concentration, and supports independence. Featuring smooth, brightly colored geometric shapes, this material aligns with early Practical Life and pre-writing exercises in Casa classrooms.

Key Features

  • Montessori Practical Life activity supporting fine motor preparation
  • Control of error through pre-punched lacing holes
  • Isolation of difficulty – focus on threading and sequencing
  • Variety of geometric shapes for Sensorial exploration
  • Durable, child-safe material suitable for Montessori classroom use

Benefits for Children

  • Strengthens pincer grip and hand muscles essential for writing
  • Improves hand-eye coordination and wrist rotation
  • Encourages sequencing, concentration, and independent work habits
  • Prepares for further Practical Life and pre-writing exercises

What’s Included

  • 9 large geometric shapes with pre-punched holes for lacing
  • Colorful shapes to enhance visual discrimination

Specifications

  • Sizes range: 6.5 cm to 13.5 cm depending on shape
  • Material: Smooth, non-toxic wooden shapes
  • Recommended Age: 3+ years (Casa and preschool level)

How to Use

Present the shapes on a work mat. Demonstrate how to thread the lace through the pre-punched holes, starting from one edge and following the sequence around the shape. Encourage the child to complete the activity independently, allowing repetition to refine motor memory and sequencing skills. This activity can be rotated in the Practical Life area or introduced during pre-writing preparation lessons.