Geoplan with Mapping Cards 1:1

How does it work? Give your child a geoplan, and they will lose themselves in free play. You can also guide your child’s play and suggest ideas for use.
• Toy developing manual skills
Manipulating pegs, placing rubber bands, or threading a lace helps to exercise precision and prepares the hand for writing. It also develops fine motor skills, essential before learning letters.
• Left-hemisphere puzzle
Use the geoplan and mapping cards for copying, memorizing, and arranging. This type of exercise aims to stimulate and develop left hemisphere brain functions. Solving visual puzzles, copying helps develop language, mathematical skills, logical thinking, as well as the ability to analyze and solve problems.
• Mathematical aid
Geoplan is an excellent educational tool, especially for preschoolers. Children can create shapes, explore symmetry, experiment with similarity, and measure perimeter and area. It is not only an effective learning method but also develops spatial skills and children’s creativity. Geoplan allows for interactive and practical exploration of geometry concepts, which can effectively facilitate understanding of abstract mathematical concepts.
What else? As befits Good Wood, we have taken care of a nice, modern design and ecological, friendly materials. Nothing left but to have fun!

A geoplan can interest a three-year-old. If you notice interest in shoelaces, holes, inserting and threading ribbons – this is the age!

A geoplan is a board with pegs inserted. The pegs are stable and immovable. The set includes rubber bands (about 30 pieces in various colors) and cards with 18 patterns of different difficulty levels.

The dimensions of the board are 15x21cm, with a thickness of 18mm.

Ethically Made in Poland by Good Wood

Material: FSC certified wood – hardwood plywood with a melamine film and with all the necessary approvals, pegs – Beechwood, diameter 8mm, cards – Paper with a weight of 250g/m2, rubber bands

Origin of materials: Poland