Tactile play with structures: visual and tactile
Playing dominoes with textures instead of images: a surprising and educational way to play! These large wooden dominoes each have a tactile surface in combination with a matching color. The structures vary greatly : from rough to soft, from smooth to ribbed, so that the sense of touch is fully stimulated.
This sensory game helps develop tactile recognition, concentration and fine motor skills . By linking the bricks based on structure and colour, children learn to distinguish in a playful way. The game becomes extra challenging when played blindfolded - then it's all about feeling.
Very suitable for children, people with a functional disability or visual impairment, and for use in senior care as a sensory activity.
The dominoes are large, sturdy, and beautifully finished – ideal for small hands or those with reduced motor skills.