Sensory play with an eye for detail
Feeling should do the work here… which surface belongs to which surface?
Each wooden circle has its own unique texture: smooth, ribbed, or noticeably different. By matching circles by touch, children playfully discover similarities and differences.

This sensory matching game stimulates fine motor skills , tactile perception , and sensory integration in a calm and organized way. By feeling, comparing, and naming, descriptive language also develops. What feels soft? What feels rough? And which two belong together?

The Tickit® Touch & Match Board is made of sturdy hardwood and encourages repeated play. The circles can be neatly stored inside the board, which helps with structure , order , and independent tidying .

This tactile game is particularly valuable for visually impaired and blind children . Without visual stimuli, they learn to recognize and distinguish textures, and trust their sense of touch. This not only increases their body awareness but also their self-confidence and communication during playtime.

What this game playfully supports:
- fine motor skills and manual dexterity
- tactile discrimination and sensory processing
- concentration and focus
- language development through feeling and naming
- executive functions such as comparing, memory and problem-solving

A timeless sensory game that invites you to feel attentively, discover together and learn with confidence through play.