Nine pre-shaped wooden blocks: Enables hands-on exploration of geometric solids and math concepts
Nine distinct wood types: Offers a variety of textures and natural materials for sensory learning
Nine story-based shapes: Encourages imaginative storytelling and critical thinking
Hand-selected by artisanal workers: Ensures quality and supports sustainable forestry
Solid wood construction: Provides durability and a natural learning experience
Summarized by Shop
Wooden forms were used to teach solid geometry and mathematics in schools from the late 19th century through the first half of the 20th century. In total, there are 9 turned or crafted shapes, 9 types of wood (poplar, oak, linden, chestnut, elm, plane tree, pear tree, service tree, and walnut), presented through 9 stories to tell. Some sp