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Montessori color boxes are a set of educational tools designed to help children develop their sense of color differentiation and gradation. These boxes typically come in three versions, each increasing in complexity. The first box introduces primary colors, the second box includes primary and secondary colors, and the third box offers a range of shades, teaching children to distinguish subtle differences in color. They are widely used in Montessori classrooms to enhance visual perception and are considered a fundamental part of the Montessori sensorial curriculum.
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