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Language play
Discrimination
Auditive discrimination
Visual discrimination
Tactile discrimination
Tactile discrimination
Tactile discrimination is all about feeling differences and similarities by touch. The main goal is to feel the differences
and similarities of different shapes and structures. Playing a feel memory or playing a game while blindfolded are
activities which stimulate tactile discrimination.
Twins: Shapes
Make twins based on shape.
Feel and discriminate between
8 different shapes and place
2 matching shapes side by side in
the wooden block. Develop perceptual
skills and fine motor skills.
Contents: wooden block with
2 x 8 different shapes.
Twins: Textures
Make twins based on texture. Feel and discriminate
between 10 different textures and place 2 matching
textures side by side in the wooden block.
Develop perceptual skills and fine motor skills.
Contents: wooden block with 2 x 10 different structures.
523.285
twins: shapes
523.314
twins: textures
Tactile dice game
Tactile game with 6 materials: cork, felt, sandpaper and 3 types of plastic.
Throw the die, feel the material on top and try to find a disk in the bag with
the same material. If you find the matching disk you may place it
in your tray, try to collect all materials. Learn to recognise,
compare and name various materials and develop perceptual skills.
Contents: wooden tactile die, 4 wooden inlay trays,
24 wooden disks, manual. Cotton bag (27 x 13 cm).
300.4150
tactile dice game
Blindfold
Colourful blindfolds that can be used for all the tactile Educo games.
Contents: 4 blindfolds in red, blue, green and orange.
523.320
Blindfold