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Sensory Search and Match Texture Puzzle

Original price was: £50.16.Current price is: £35.71.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Texture Exploration: Encourage children to explore and discuss various textures and patterns, enhancing sensory awareness and vocabulary development.
Coordination & Problem-Solving: Designed to support fine motor skills development and problem-solving abilities through engaging tactile play.
Interactive Learning: An engaging wooden sensory puzzle that promotes active participation and sustained interest among toddlers.
Durable Material: Constructed from high-grade rubberwood, this puzzle stands up to the rigours of classroom use, ensuring durability and safety for hands-on learning experiences.
PSHE, Early Years and SEN Support: Aligns with PSHE, Early Years and SEN learning objectives by fostering discussions on textures, patterns, and sensory experiences.

Nine textured rubberwood pieces with unique texture designed to match into corresponding slots on the tactile board for sensory discovery.

This interactive puzzle enhances hand-eye coordination through sensory exploration. It’s designed for toddlers aged ten months and up.

Introducing tactile experiences to children is crucial for sensory and cognitive growth. This puzzle consists of nine unique rubberwood pieces, each with a different texture. As children match these pieces to their corresponding slots on the board, they refine problem-solving skills and fine motor development.

Utilising this puzzle in daily activities encourages discussions about textures, patterns, and sensations, which enriches their vocabulary and sensory understanding. This hands-on learning experience supports diverse learning styles, being a valuable resource for educators and parents.
Particularly relevant to PSHE, Early Years and SEN learning themes, this Sensory Search and Match Texture Puzzle is instrumental in teaching about similarities, differences, and sensory experiences. Made from durable rubberwood, it ensures longevity and safety in educational settings.