Montessori Sensorial: Irregular Curved Shapes from the Montessori Geometric Cabinet
The sixth tray in the Montessori Geometric Cabinet holds irregular curved shapes. These shapes are not seen as frequently in the child's environment, which makes them even more interesting.
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