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TTS Switch & Press Fine Motor Board

Original price was: £110.20.Current price is: £75.16.

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Cause and Effect Exploration: Encourage children to explore through manipulation, involving pressing, switching, and turning actions.
ICT and Motor Skills: Combines digital interactions with physical manipulation, aiming to develop children’s fine motor skills.
Understanding Mechanisms: Helps children learn how actions lead to reactions, providing a practical understanding of mechanical principles.
Sensory Stimulation: Designed with diverse textures and interactive elements, this board effectively stimulates children’s tactile and visual senses, enriching their sensory experiences.
Curriculum Aligned: Promotes understanding of cause and effect, supporting early years learning in line with the EYFS curriculum.

A board merging ICT with essential fine motor skills through engaging interactive features.

Features interactive elements such as pressing, switching, and sliding to illuminate lights, captivating children while they learn.

Featuring an array of manipulative elements like switches, dials, and buttons, this wooden motor board is designed to engage and enhance early years learning experiences. Constructed from robust materials suitable for hands-on exploration, it can be mounted on a wall (fixings included) or utilised on tables and floors. The board fosters fine motor skills, fundamental for early writing and coordinated movements.

Key aspects of the curriculum such as understanding the world and physical development in early years come to life with this board. It makes complex ideas like cause and effect and mechanical functions accessible and enjoyable for young children, promoting tactile and sensory engagement through its features.
Please note that 3 x AAA batteries are required for operation but are not included. This board is easy to maintain and can be cleaned with a simple wipe, making it ideal for shared educational environments where physiology and sensory skills are targeted.