Montessori Cylinder Volume & Weight Blocks - 4 Bases Set
This comprehensive set of 4 wooden bases and coloured cylinders introduces children to 3D dimensional relationships and volume variations. By comparing cylinders that vary systematically in height and diameter, children develop keen visual discrimination and seriation skills.
Reference :
REFL10525
Sensory Seriation & Dimensional Comparison
Inspired by Maria Montessori's cylinder blocks, this 4-box set helps children isolate and understand physical dimensions in three-dimensional space. Each base explores a distinct mathematical progression of height, diameter, and volume, turning abstract geometry into tangible exploration.
Key Developmental Benefits
- Visual Discrimination of Dimensions: Children observe four distinct dimensional relationships: varying height and diameter, constant height with varying diameter, constant diameter with varying height, and inverse height/diameter.
- Seriation & Ordering: Arranging cylinders from tallest to shortest or thickest to thinnest establishes a foundation for mathematical reasoning.
- Fine Motor Grasp: Lifting and replacing cylinders into exact matching wells refines finger precision and dexterity.
- Weight & Mass Intuition: Pairing with balance scales allows children to discover how volume directly influences physical weight.
Product Specifications
- Set Contents: 4 solid wooden base blocks with 4 coloured cylinders per base (16 cylinders total in red, yellow, green, and blue progressions)
- Material: Solid natural beech wood with silky-smooth splinter-free finish
- Finish: Certified child-safe, non-toxic water-based paints
- Recommended Age: Suitable from 3 years and above
Reference
REFL10525
Data sheet
Dimensions
15 x 4 x 3,5 cm
Weight
650 g les 4 coffrets
Age
3+
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This comprehensive set of 4 wooden bases and coloured cylinders introduces children to 3D dimensional relationships and volume variations. By comparing cylinders that vary systematically in height and diameter, children develop keen visual discrimination and seriation skills.
