MASTERKIDZ Temperature Learning Flex Wall Board

Discover the unique MASTERKIDZ Learning Board, which helps children understand the difference between heat, cold, and neutral temperatures in a practical and accessible way. This valuable teaching aid allows children to learn through observation, touch, and independent experimentation. The board features three areas representing different temperatures: warm, neutral, and cold . Children can touch the various surfaces, compare sensations, and learn to correctly recognize heat and cold. A unique feature of the toy is the black heat-sensitive surface . When a hand is placed on it, a colored imprint is left, the intensity of which depends on the hand's temperature. The warmer the hand, the more red and distinct the imprint becomes. The board helps children understand that some objects can be very hot or very cold. This allows them to combine temperature learning with basic safety rules for everyday activities. The board can be mounted directly on the wall, connected to the special Masterkidz Flex system, or placed on a compatible Masterkidz freestanding stand. The offer includes one learning board.

Characteristic:

• - Child's age: from 3 years old
• - Educational wall board for learning about temperature
• - Helps distinguish between hot, cold and neutral temperatures
• - Three surfaces representing different temperatures
• - Black heat-sensitive surface that responds to the touch of your hand
• - A warmer hand leaves a redder and more pronounced print
• - Clear markings showing temperature rise and fall
• - Learning through touch, observation and independent experience
• - Can be mounted directly on the wall
• - Can be connected to the Masterkidz Flex system
• - Can be mounted on a compatible Masterkidz freestanding stand
• - A product suitable for home, kindergarten and educational corner

The set includes:

• - One Temperature Science educational board

The toy develops:

• - Ability to distinguish between hot and cold
• - Understanding temperature differences
• - Tactile sensitivity
• - Awareness of one's own sensory experiences
• - Ability to observe changes
• - Cognitive curiosity
• - Independent acquisition of knowledge through experience
• - Understanding basic safety principles
• - Associating colors with a specific temperature range