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Wooden Geoboard
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Where play meets early mathematical thinking.
Our Geoboard invites children to explore patterns, shapes, and creativity through hands on play.
By stretching colourful bands around smooth wooden pegs, children naturally develop fine motor skills, concentration, and early mathematical thinking.
Includes 36 coloured rubber bands.
Estimated delivery between November 14 and November 19.
Exclusive features:
✔ Open-ended creativity - Children can follow their own ideas to build pictures, patterns and geometric designs.
✔ Early maths made tangible - Explore counting, shapes and symmetry through designs children can see and touch.
✔ Fine motor development - Placing and stretching bands encourages precise finger movements and coordination.
✔ Progressive learning - Introduce more challenging activities, including perimeter and area, as understanding develops.
✔ Smooth wooden pegs - Provide a tactile framework for stretching bands and creating designs.
✔ Ready to create - Includes 36 coloured rubber bands for varied combinations.
✔ Screen-free discovery - An engaging activity for focused, independent exploration.
Detail
Values
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Dimensions
L 32 × W 32 cm
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Material
Wood
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Wood variant
Birch
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Set includes
1 geoboard and 36 coloured rubber bands
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Activities
Shapes, patterns, counting, symmetry and creative picture building
Wipe the wooden board and pegs with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Do not soak or use harsh or abrasive cleaners. Store in a dry place away from direct heat and sunlight. Check the pegs and rubber bands regularly, replacing any worn or damaged bands.
Use under direct adult supervision. Rubber bands must not be placed in the mouth, wrapped around fingers or other body parts, or stretched towards the face. Do not flick or launch the bands. Check that all pegs are securely attached before use, and stop use if any part is loose or damaged. Keep loose bands away from babies and children who may put them in their mouths.
Why families love it
- Combines creativity with early learning
- Encourages focus and independent play
- Supports fine motor development
- Engages across a wide age range
- Minimalist design that fits naturally into the home
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FAQs
It can be introduced from around 12 months with supervision and continues to remain engaging through the primary school years.
Not at all. Younger children begin by stretching bands and creating simple shapes, naturally building coordination before progressing to more complex designs.
Yes. It is convinient for on the go activities, making it an excellent companion for quiet play wherever you are.
