Touch and match for bingo!
Tactile bingo combines touch with shape recognition. Children draw a wooden shape from the bag and feel the contours and textures. Does the shape match an image on the bingo card? Then it can be placed. By feeling and comparing shapes, children develop tactile discrimination and spatial awareness. It also strengthens fine motor skills and the ability to identify materials without looking.

VOELZIN. Getting a Sense for Shapes and Textures
Just say 'fool-zin'. In plain Dutch, it refers to tactile perception, combining 'voel' (feel) and 'zin' (motivation) to inspire curiosity. The Educo VOELZIN. family enhances sensory exploration through hands-on engagement with textures, shapes, and surfaces. By touching and comparing materials, learners develop spatial insight and refine motor coordination.