Tactile Training STEAM Panel (B)

The tactile training STEAM panel (B) was developed to stimulate sensory exploration, concentration, and language development. It is a very useful educational resource to help children discover, compare, and describe different textures in a practical and intuitive way.

Discovering textures through experience

This panel includes 9 different materials to touch and feel. Each surface offers a distinct sensation, encouraging the child to observe with their hands, compare differences, and recognize tactile characteristics.

Sensory exploration helps develop attention, curiosity, and association skills. By identifying or describing each texture, the child also improves reasoning and naturally enriches their vocabulary.

A sensory resource with pedagogical value

Contact with different materials is essential in child development, especially at early ages. This panel allows for the creation of simple and effective activities, focused on tactile perception and communication.

It is an excellent option for educational settings seeking durable sensory materials that are easy to integrate and have real utility in daily pedagogical work.

Key benefits

• Stimulates tactile perception through 9 different textures
• Promotes concentration and observation skills
• Encourages reasoning and comparison between materials
• Enriches vocabulary through sensory description
• Supports active learning and autonomous exploration
• Ideal for educational and sensory contexts

Technical characteristics

• Product: Tactile training STEAM panel (B)
• Recommended age: 2+ years
• Tactile elements: 9 different materials
• Pedagogical objective: sensory exploration, language and concentration
• Panel material: FSC-certified European plywood
• Dimensions: 46 x 2 x 46 cm

Applications in an educational context

This panel is suitable for:

• Nurseries and kindergartens
• Preschool classrooms
• Sensory rooms
• Language development activities
• Active learning environments
• Institutions seeking tactile stimulation materials