Botany Cabinet

The Botanical Cabinet is a sensory and educational material used to introduce children to the world of botany through tactile and visual exploration.
Unlike a simple piece of furniture, this is a structured learning system that contains:

Wooden puzzle drawers: Each drawer houses leaf shapes (recesses).
Color coding: The recesses are usually green (for leaves), and the grip buttons are designed to train the "tweezers-like grip", indirectly preparing the hand for writing.
Control cards (sold separately): The material is accompanied by sets of cards that go from solid shape to thick outline and then thin outline, helping the child move from concrete to abstract

Role and objectives of the cabinet:
Development of visual discrimination: The child learns to identify subtle differences between the shapes of the edges of leaves.
Enriching vocabulary: By using this cabinet, children learn precise scientific terms (e.g., cordate, sagittate, lanceolate) naturally, through play.
Connecting with nature: The material stimulates the child's curiosity to go outside and look for the shapes they studied in the cabinet in reality.

Made of plywood and contains 3 trays with 18 insets with leaf shapes.

This product is a teaching material, not a toy. Not recommended for children under 3 years of age without supervised by an adult.