STEAM Shape Recognition Panel

The STEAM shape recognition panel is an educational resource designed to develop shape and colour identification, logic, and fine motor skills. Through simple and progressive challenges, it helps children learn through experimentation and movement.

A visual challenge that stimulates attention

This panel is divided into two areas. In the upper part, the taskbar presents a challenge with three specific shapes and colours. In the lower part, the child finds the corresponding pieces and must move them to the correct position.

This process requires observation, comparison, and decision-making. At the same time, it stimulates hand-eye coordination and movement control, making learning more active and engaging.

Learning shapes and colours in a practical way

The pieces remain integrated into the panel, which facilitates use and prevents loss. The child can manipulate the shapes independently, while working on visual recognition, spatial orientation, and the association between colour and shape.

It is a very useful resource for introducing initial numeracy concepts and consolidating essential preschool skills. The kinesthetic approach helps make learning more concrete and memorable.

Main benefits

• Stimulates shape and colour recognition
• Promotes fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
• Encourages attention, comparison, and logical reasoning
• Supports the development of spatial orientation
• Allows for simple and progressive challenges
• Prevents loss of pieces thanks to the integrated system

Technical specifications

• Product: STEAM shape recognition panel
• Recommended age: 2+ years
• Structure: panel divided into two sections
• Upper bar: challenge area with 3 shapes
• Lower part: 3 vertical columns with 9 movable pieces
• Shapes included: square, circle, and hexagon
• Total number of lower pieces: 9
• Material: birch plywood
• Dimensions: 46 x 4 x 46 cm

Applications in the educational context

This panel is suitable for:

• Nurseries and kindergartens
• Preschool classrooms
• STEAM and STEM spaces
• Shape and colour recognition activities
• Active learning environments
• Institutions looking for manipulative educational materials