Feel, discover and play – with wooden tactile shapes
What a fun game! With these wooden tactile shapes , children can discover, feel, and learn through play. The sturdy cards have two sides: a blue side with an image and a green side with a cutout of the shape . This creates endless game variations, whether alone or with friends.

Play ideas:
1. Start by simply feeling and experiencing. Take a card, feel the shape carefully, and name what you feel—round, straight, angular… This way, your child learns to recognize shapes through touch. Do the same with the shapes.
2. Spread the cards on the table. Put your hand in the pocket (or use the "touch wall") and pick up a shape without looking. Feel it carefully, name the shape, and place it on the correct card.
3. Reverse: place the shapes on the table and try to find the correct card in the bag.

- Stimulates tactile perception and fine motor skills
- Promotes hand-eye coordination and concentration
- Supports speech and language development by naming shapes
- Helps with spatial insight and logical thinking
- Can also be played as a tactile memo for an extra challenge

A game that combines senses, language and motor skills – fun, educational and always surprising!