Who dares to go on an adventure barefoot?
These sensory circles invite children to feel, compare and express – with hands and feet at the same time.
The set consists of large and small tactile discs made of soft synthetic rubber, each with a unique texture and color. The large circles are placed on the floor for walking or crawling, while the small circles fit perfectly in the hand to explore differences in touch. By finding the same texture in both large and small, the perception, recognition, and naming of sensory stimuli are playfully stimulated.

This sensory play equipment is ideal for developing the sense of touch and body awareness. Children learn to feel, compare, and verbalize differences, which not only supports sensory integration but also activates language, concentration, and memory.

What these sensory circles support
- stimulating the sense of touch through hands and feet
- increasing body awareness and sensory integration
- promoting vocabulary and descriptive language use
- training memory and recognition
- invite to move, discover and compare
- supporting executive functions such as attention, working memory and flexibility

Play suggestions
- walk over the circles with bare feet and name what you feel
- feel a small circle with your eyes closed and find the corresponding large one on the floor
- sort the circles by structure from soft to firm
- use them in a course for extra sensory stimulation
- let children think of words for the different structures

The games are easily adapted to age, developmental level and need for assistance, making these tactile discs widely applicable in therapy, education and at home.

These sensory circles make feeling visible, identifiable and above all fun – a solid foundation for sensory growth and motor development.