How to build a geoboard with your own hands for children

Materials:

• millimeter paper;
• doshka, polystyrene or friable cardboard;
• universal glue;
• buttons with different color plastic heads;
• gumki;
• penzlik for glue;
• scotch.

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From a millimeter paper, make a square. If you want, you can deprive the small outer edge of the doshka.

Cut a doshka (polystyrene or cardboard), so that you can see the size of the paper. If you are planning to make a geoboard with cardboard, and if you want to make two balls of cardboard.
Spread a ball of universal glue on the base (board, cardboard or polystyrene). Place another ball, as necessary, and squeeze.
Spread one more ball of glue on top of the other part of the base. Accurately apply a millimeter paper and see the mustache of the bulbs again.
I’ll add another ball of glue on top of the paper paper, to close the yogo.
Insert the buttons into the base with still non-dry glue, and then press it well to the geoboard. Adding glue to the buttons, fasten them on the floor in the doshtsi and avoid whisking, if the hour is gritty, we know the hums from them.
Let the geoboard dry again.
If the glue is dry, seal the edges of the geoboard with adhesive tape to prevent the millimeter paper from being peeled up.

You will have to know:

• how to take children at home;
• how to take a child for the system of Mary Montessori;
• Weekend games: how to cheer up a child.