Night Sky panel
Panelis Nakts debesis is an educational play activity that introduces children to the basic elements of the night sky. The panel depicts stars and a movable Moon element. By rotating it, the child can observe the change in the visible part of the disc and learn about the different ways the Moon appears in the sky.
How does Panelis Nakts debesis support a child's development?
Manipulating the movable element exercises hand dexterity and hand-eye coordination, while observing changes develops perceptiveness and an understanding of cause and effect. The sky theme can additionally stimulate interest in nature, space and astronomy.
The panel does not require running or climbing, which means it can also be used in inclusive play spaces.
Playing with Panelis Nakts debesis supports:
fine motor skills,
perceptiveness,
concentration,
hand-eye coordination,
cognitive curiosity,
interest in space and nature.
Panelis Nakts debesis encourages children to make their first observations and have conversations about what can be seen in the night sky.
Dimensions: 12 × 89 × 100 cm
Material: Pine wood, Powder-coated galvanized steel
RAL colours to order
How does Panelis Nakts debesis support a child's development?
Manipulating the movable element exercises hand dexterity and hand-eye coordination, while observing changes develops perceptiveness and an understanding of cause and effect. The sky theme can additionally stimulate interest in nature, space and astronomy.
The panel does not require running or climbing, which means it can also be used in inclusive play spaces.
Playing with Panelis Nakts debesis supports:
fine motor skills,
perceptiveness,
concentration,
hand-eye coordination,
cognitive curiosity,
interest in space and nature.
Panelis Nakts debesis encourages children to make their first observations and have conversations about what can be seen in the night sky.
Dimensions: 12 × 89 × 100 cm
Material: Pine wood, Powder-coated galvanized steel
RAL colours to order
This item is in the category Educational panels
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