Kids Activities

A flat surface is covered with a grid-like arrangement of colorful pushpins or thumbtacks. The pins are in four distinct colors: red, blue, green, and yellow. They are connected by strings or rubber bands stretched between them in a series of geometric shapes and patterns, creating a three-dimensional, tactile representation of various polygons, lines, and angles. This type of educational tool is commonly known as a geoboard, used to help develop spatial reasoning, shape recognition, and fine motor skills, particularly in children.

Geoboard: Hands-On Learning Fun

Making a geobard is as easy as pushing pins and is a great way for kids to practice shapes and increase fine motor skills. Search "GEOBOARD" on our blog to find the directions.

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