It all starts at the board: the child stands in front of it, searches for details, compares pictures and plays the games described next to the graphics. Where did the idea of putting a board like this in a garden instead of a classroom come from? The magnetic educational board is a young teaching invention, and its magnets were developed in line with the pedagogy of Maria Montessori, who recommended realistic pictures and self-correction of errors - the child places a piece, looks at the board and sees for themselves whether it fits. Lessons move into the fresh air, and the material stays the same.
For these activities to continue for years, the board has to withstand every kind of weather: rain, frost and sun. The frame is steel, galvanised and powder-coated, and the print is protected by a UV-resistant varnish, so the graphic does not fade after a season in full sun and is not damaged by moisture. The equipment has a declaration of conformity and a certificate from an accredited body, stays outdoors all year round and is covered by a warranty. The manufacturer is EduPlayground, and the board is made in Poland.
Five elements common to every board: two form the working surface, and three hold it upright in the ground.