Geometric Shapes Challenge

🎯 Circle, square, triangle – not in a book, but in your child’s hands and everywhere around them! The “Geometric Shapes Challenge” is a multi-sensory set in which shapes are met through action cards, tactile paths, puzzles, construction and photographs of real objects. Here geometry becomes tangible – quite literally.

✨ What does this aid develop?

• Knowing shapes and colours – the basic geometric shapes and how to spot them in the world around;
• Fine motor skills – threading, arranging, tracing outlines;
• Sensory perception – shapes are met with the fingers too;
• Attention and thinking – the spinners set a new challenge every time.

🎲 How to play at home

The child turns the spinners and carries out the task: finding a shape, recognising it in a photograph of a real object, tracing a tactile outline or threading a large silhouette with a cord. Carry the shape hunt on around the house: who can find more circles in the kitchen? That bridge between the game and the surroundings is what fixes shapes in the mind best of all.

🧑‍🏫 Tips for specialists

For early years teachers this is a complete shape-teaching kit in one box – from recognition to construction. For special education teachers and occupational therapists the multi-sensory approach helps with children for whom visual information is not enough: the shape is experienced through the hand, the eye and movement. The large silhouettes also suit children with motor difficulties.

📦 What’s in the set

• 2 cardboard spinners (12 cm);
• 30 cards (over 8,5 cm);
• 5 geometric shape silhouettes (over 11 cm);
• 5 ergonomic cords.

Please note: the game instructions may be in Spanish, but the game is simple and the clear pictures mean you can start playing straight away.

👶 Who is it for?

Recommended from 3 years. For nursery groups, for children about to start school and for home – for everyone who wants a first encounter with geometry to be playful and alive.