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In each of these three categories, children will use their visual sense (sight) to discriminate objects based on their size, color or shape. Size

Cognitive development: Through exploration, problem-solving and self-discovery, babies learn to make connections between different elements of the busy board and the world around them.Blue Triangle Box – a box containing blue triangles of different sizes that can be used to create different shapes and forms A busy board works by providing babies with a variety of textures, shapes, and objects to interact with and explore. The various elements on the board are designed to engage a baby's sense of touch, as well as other senses like sight and hearing. For example, a busy board might have a zipper that makes a noise when pulled, a button that lights up when pressed, or a knob that can be turned. Sensory development: A busy board is designed to engage a baby's sense of touch, as well as other senses like sight and hearing. Sensory development is important for overall development and learning.

Another great thing about a busy board is it can provide a safe place for autistic children and other children with special needs to come and quietly engage in quiet sensory activities when they feel the need.

Geometric Cabinet – a cabinet with 6 drawers, each containing a knobbed puzzle with different geometric shapes There are few formal materials when it comes to the olfactory sense. A great deal of activities that involve smelling are found in a child’s daily routine – simply encouraging the child to examine and explore the sense when it arises is often enough.

Development of fine motor skills: Interacting with the different elements on a busy board helps to develop fine motor skills, such as the ability to grasp and manipulate small objects. Whichever you choose, your child will benefit from the exposure and opportunity to practice refining each of their senses. These 15 sensorial activities are easy to reproduce, whether you’re at home or at school. Your child will love the hands-on experience with each of their senses! 15 Montessori Sensorial Activities Binomial Cube – a cube containing a three dimensional puzzle of objects that fit together a single way

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Clean and maintain: Keep the busy board clean and in good condition. Wipe it down regularly and replace any elements that become worn or damaged.

Tasting Flavors – dropping a few drops of various flavors onto spoons; children try to match identical flavorsThe auditory sense revolves around many different types of musical activities. Most of these Montessori sensorial materials are commonly found in traditional home and classroom settings as well. The visual sense involves the most formal materials, perhaps because it is one of the broadest senses. Montessori sensorial materials for sight can be broken down into three categories: size, color, and form. A busy board is actually a great item to keep in a peace corner if your child finds fidgeting calming or comforting. Are busy boards safe?