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Observe, handle, touch, experiment, express feelings and more. The sensory universe kit is consistent with the founding principles of the Reggio pedagogy, promoting the child’s cognitive development, concentration, curiosity, desire for experience and creativity with the goal of autonomy.
Description
This sensory discovery kit has been designed to develop children's creativity, imagination, dexterity and sensory awareness.
Technical data
Composition
1 light-up sensory table and 22 polar world accessories.
Dimensions
Light-up sensory table: H: 45 cm - W: 69 cm - D: 5 cm. - Printing rollers: Ø 7.5 cm - th: 1 cm.
Color
various
Other
1 light-up sensory table, 8 polar animal figurines, 4 sensory mirror balls, 2.5 kg of natural modelling sand, 1 Arctic Circle balance game and 8 polar animal printing pebbles.
Products
Inclusive solutions
Info +
This sensory kit should only be used as part of a sensory discovery activity supervised by an adult. Some kit accessories may vary throughout the year depending on available stock.
+ Pedagogic
Stimulate the senses. Stimulates creativity and the imagination. Discover new sensations.
Specialist's opinion
The Reggio approach emphasises the material environment. It plays a major role in the child’s learning process. It is lively, encouraging and stimulating. With rich, natural and versatile materials, the learning possibilities are endless. The environment must promote learning through research.
Nathalie Casso-Vicarini, Delegate General of the French association ‘Ensemble pour l'Education de la Petite Enfance’.
