Water Cycle panel
Panel Water Cycle is an educational play with a rotating disc depicting symbols related to water and weather. By turning the central element, a child can change the visible symbol – including a drop, a cloud or snow – and learn about various forms of water and phenomena occurring in nature.
How does Panel Water Cycle support a child's development?
Manipulating the disc develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, while observing the symbols stimulates cognitive curiosity. The panel can be a starting point for a conversation about rain, snow, clouds and water transformations occurring in the environment.
The device allows for calm activity without running or climbing, so it also complements inclusive play spaces well.
Play with Panel Water Cycle supports:
fine motor skills,
hand-eye coordination,
concentration,
recognition of weather phenomena,
knowledge about water and nature,
cognitive curiosity.
The panel helps children learn about water and phenomena occurring in the surrounding world in a simple, visual way.
Dimensions: 12 × 89 × 100 cm
Material: Pine wood, Powder-coated galvanized steel
RAL colours to order
How does Panel Water Cycle support a child's development?
Manipulating the disc develops fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, while observing the symbols stimulates cognitive curiosity. The panel can be a starting point for a conversation about rain, snow, clouds and water transformations occurring in the environment.
The device allows for calm activity without running or climbing, so it also complements inclusive play spaces well.
Play with Panel Water Cycle supports:
fine motor skills,
hand-eye coordination,
concentration,
recognition of weather phenomena,
knowledge about water and nature,
cognitive curiosity.
The panel helps children learn about water and phenomena occurring in the surrounding world in a simple, visual way.
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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