Kindergarten Sensorial

The sensorial materials enable the child to order, classify, and describe sensory impressions in relation, length, width, temperature, mass, color, etc. These materials isolate a defining quality, such as color, size, sound, texture or shape. These exercises in perception, observation, fine discrimination, and classification play a major role in helping children to develop a sense of logic and concentration.

• Discrimination of length, width, height and volume
• Discrimination in multiple dimensions
• Discrimination among color tones
• Discrimination among geometric shapes for shape and relative size
• Discrimination among solid geometric shapes by sight and touch
• Solving of complex abstract puzzles in three dimensions
• Discrimination of intensity and nature of sounds
• Discrimination among musical tones
• Discrimination of texture, weight, temperature by touch
• Discrimination of scents
• Precise observation of the natural world
• Culinary discrimination
• Artistic, Architectural and Musical appreciation