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2nd And 3rd Level Geometry Task Cards

The first photo is the maker's own. The other shots are illustrative.

Inv. no. NIE-ELC3063

Maker
Nienhuis Montessori, since 1929
Material
Durable plastic
Finish
Pre-⁠cut with rounded corners
EAN
8719924043957
€122.90

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2nd And 3rd Level Geometry Task Cards: Child learning
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What the child does

2nd And 3rd Level Geometry Task Cards in a child's hands

Second and third level geometry task cards, the complete follow up for the later presentations. Where the first level names shapes, these take the child into relationships between them, and the jump is real: a card at this level asks something that cannot be answered by looking at one figure. The first level set covers the ground below it. Durable plastic with rounded corners. In English.

Visual Discrimination

Identifying individual shapes within overlapping compositions strengthens visual perception and attention to detail.

Geometric Analysis

Analyzing complex shape relationships develops mathematical thinking and spatial intelligence.

Abstract Reasoning

Progressing from concrete materials to abstract representations builds cognitive flexibility.

Concentration Development

Focused shape analysis exercises extend attention span and promote mindful observation.

Activity Guide

How to present it

Place the geometry task cards face down in sequence order. Have colored pencils and blank paper available. Ensure the child has worked extensively with geometric cabinet and constructive triangles.

  1. 1Present one card showing overlapping shapes to the child
  2. 2Ask the child to identify each individual shape within the composition
  3. 3Child draws each identified shape separately on paper
  4. 4Compare drawn shapes with the original overlapping composition
  5. 5Progress to cards with three or more overlapping shapes
3 tips for parents
  • Look for overlapping shapes in everyday objects like window panes or floor tiles
  • Practice identifying shapes within logos or architectural details during outings
  • Support patience during complex visual analysis without rushing to solutions
Why it is in our selection
Norbert Kovalčín

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Details
What's in the Box
  • Geometry Task Cards: Multiple cards with progressive exercises
  • Storage Box: For organized card storage
Size and material
Packaging28 × 12 × 2 cm
MaterialDurable plastic
FinishPre-⁠cut with rounded corners
Recommended Age6-⁠12 years
Care

Wipe with dry cloth; avoid moisture

Frequently Asked Questions

What age group are these 2nd and 3rd Level Geometry Task Cards designed for?

These task cards are designed for children ages 3-⁠6, though they work best with children who have already been introduced to basic geometric shapes through Montessori sensorial materials.

How do these cards differ from basic geometry materials?

Unlike basic geometry materials that introduce individual shapes, these cards present overlapping and complex compositions where children must identify multiple shapes within a single image, advancing their visual discrimination and spatial reasoning abilities.

What skills do children develop using these geometry task cards?

Children develop visual discrimination, spatial reasoning, shape recognition, analytical thinking, and the ability to mentally isolate individual forms within complex compositions. These skills support mathematical thinking and abstract reasoning.

Do these cards require any other materials to use effectively?

While the cards can be used independently, they work best when children have prior experience with Montessori geometry cabinet materials. Having geometric shapes or insets available can help children verify their observations.

How are the task cards organized for progressive learning?

The cards progress systematically from simpler overlapping shapes to more complex compositions. The 2nd level introduces basic overlapping forms, while the 3rd level presents intricate arrangements requiring advanced visual analysis skills.

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Manufacturer: Nienhuis Montessori, Anders Celsiusstraat 15, 7442 PB Nijverdal, Netherlands