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This 10-pair set of tactile wooden disks helps young children explore raised pattern designs through touch and hands-on play. Designed for home and classroom learning, the disks support activities involving shapes, lines, counting, sorting, and sequencing.
Each set includes 20 smooth, durable beechwood disks with colored grooved patterns for tactile exploration. The disks measure 2 inches in diameter and come with a drawstring cotton storage bag. Suitable for ages 2 and up.
Key Features:
A practical tactile learning set for young children, these patterned disks are well suited to early math practice, sensory exploration, and loose-parts play in home or classroom settings.
| stock: | 49 |
| spec_uom: | ST |
| brand_name: | The Freckled Frog |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | CTUFF3021 |
| Material: | beechwood |
| Color: | Natural |
| Brand: | The Freckled Frog |
| Width: | 6.50 in |
| Height: | 1.20 in |
| Depth: | 6.50 in |
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