🧮 Coogam Geoboard: Exploring Mathematical Concepts with Manipulative Material Review

My 3 year old daughter loves this - she loves to make some shapes and tries to put on as many rubber bands as possible at once. I hope to use the cards in the future when she gets a little older. I like that the nails/pins have rounded tips so they don't feel sharp and while they hold the ties securely to the board they also don't snag when trying to remove the ties. We've had a few broken bands, but the board itself is of very good quality.

I really like that the board is very strong. This is a very good size for small hands. This was intended for my 4 year old. What I didn't like is that the cards that come with it are very random in shape. Some of them are asymmetrical, and the ones that are symmetrical are not your usual preschoolers. I'm sure it can work well with other kids, but for what I had in mind, cards definitely aren't the thing. But the whole set is good, so only one star off for the cards.

My students love them! So far none of the rubber bands have broken, but I see that as plausible and would like a convenient way to get a replacement. Also, the more intricate designs shown on the side of the box are not on the cards inside and I wish better cards were included as the cards inside are shown as filled with color and not lines like they generate the stripes, making it difficult for children. understand how to recreate this form. Where are the picture cards?

This wooden geoboard is a fantastic activity for my 2 year old! It's good for developing hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and even open-ended play! This activity grows with your child! To start, you can just practice putting on and taking off the rubber bands, and then move on to the next step - making pictures out of rubber bands, and finally copying pictures from cards! On the cards you can choose a variety of patterns. The cards are double-sided well processed. There is a drawing…