The game-work, which corresponds to the solid joints, is used to discriminate the graduated differences of the cylinders. The coloured cylinders are a very valid and amusing material useful for educating the eye about dimensions. Thanks to the possibility of being able to touch the cylinders with ease and to be able to graduate them, the concepts of large - small (yellow cylinders: vary in height and diameter); large - fine (red cylinders: vary only in diameter, which decreases regularly); high - low (blue cylinders: vary only in height); high, fine - low, wide (green cylinders: have inversely proportional dimensions and vary in both height and diameter) are concretely learned. The cylinders of all four boxes can be used at the same time, for example, to build towers or to experiment with different combinations that help to distinguish and classify degrees of size.
Sensory material: made up of a set of objects "grouped according to a certain physical quality" - weight, temperature, size, shape, colour, sound, etc. - which are then used to create the sensory experience. - Refining the perception of each sense encourages exploration and knowledge. From around 36 months. The boxes and cylinders are made of wood. The cylinders and lids are red, blue, yellow and green. The senses, 'windows on the world', accompany development. The coloured cylinders are useful for visual dimension education.