Sensory and Small Motor
Through manipulation of materials, children learn about color, sound, ttaste, smell and touch. They also learn the relationship these items have with one another Materials such as: the geometric solids, knobbed cylinders, cylinders, trinomial cube, binomial cube, rough and smooth basket, sensory tables, and rectangular prisms are just some of the items that help to enhance a child’s understanding of his/her physical environment. Sensorial activities are a great lead-in for math.