Sensorial curriculum plays an essential role in indirectly preparing the child's mathematical mind.Sensorial materials help to bring order to the many sense impressions in a child's world. As they explore and manipulate the concrete materials, children's powers of observation, judgment, and reason develop. Mathematical concepts are unconsciously absorbed. Working with materials such as the Pink Tower, Brown Stair, and Red Rods, children attend to dimension and learn to recognize similarities, differences, and gradations in size, width, weight, and length.
Pink Tower and Brown Stairs
Fabric Matching
Knobless Cylinder
Comparing the Knob and Knobless Cylinders
Rough and Smooth Board
Triangle Box
Color Matching
Montessori Bells
Mystery Box
Geometric Cabinet
Geometric Solids
Making a connection between Sensorial and Math materials: Red Rods - Red and Blue Rods
Binomial Cube
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