Rueda de Color
2022-03-RC7
The Color Wheel is a sensory tray made of beech wood in the shape of a circle. Each section is painted in a color, ideal for starting to classify objects or natural elements by color.
It tries to simulate a basic color wheel, but using a color premise used in Waldorf pedagogy. It has 7 compartments simulating the 7 days of the week. So it could also be used as the basis of a weekly calendar. Many ancient cultures believed that each day of the week had its corresponding planet, color, and even grain and smell. This belief has been adapted by Waldorf schools around the world. More details in the Description section.
_In the Waldorf version the colors corresponding to the days are:
Monday – Moon – Rice – purple/violet – Jasmine
Tuesday –Mars – Barley – Red- Clove
Wednesday – Mercury – Millet – Yellow – Copal
Thursday – Jupiter – Rye – Orange – Cedar
Friday – Venus – Oatmeal – Green – Pink
Saturday – Saturn – Corn – Indigo – Myrrh
Sunday – Sun – Wheat – White – Incense
_ The trunks in the photo are not included.
_ As all Cocoletes materials, it is made entirely by hand, in beech wood, taking care and pampering every detail. Smooth finish and perfectly sanded edges
_ Each piece comes from a wood cut, so the product will present differences in the shape and tone of its veins compared to the images shown.
_ Free of varnishes or toxic. Completely safe and respectful painting in accordance with EN 71-3 regulations for the safety of toys.
2022-03-RC7
Data sheet
- Recommended age
- From 3 years
- Safety
- Designed and manufactured according to the European directive for toy safety (EN71 Standard)
- Safety
- Tested: EN 71-1:2014 +A1:2018 ----- EN 71-2:2020 ----- EN 71-3:2019 +A1:2021 ------- ISO 8124-3:2020 ----- ASTM F963-17
- Wood used
- Haya
- Dimensions
- Total number of pieces
- 1
- Box Dimensions
- 28,5 x 28,,5 x 5,5 cm
Specific References
- ean13
- 8437025295135
The Color Wheel is a sensory tray made of beech wood in the shape of a circle. Each section is painted in a color, ideal for starting to classify objects or natural elements by color.
It tries to simulate a basic color wheel, but using a color premise used in Waldorf pedagogy. It has 7 compartments simulating the 7 days of the week. So it could also be used as the basis of a weekly calendar. Many ancient cultures believed that each day of the week had its corresponding planet, color, and even grain and smell. This belief has been adapted by Waldorf schools around the world. More details in the Description section.