Adena Montessori Color Tablets(3rd Box) - Montessori Color Box Materials Sensorial Educational Tools

Students absolutely love this material. They always love to use it and experiment with the different colors. Great quality too!

For a color grading work, the hues are inconsistent. It’s hard to differentiate between the red and pink color families. The orange color family is also inconsistent.

The media could not be loaded. … it unfortunately falls short in fulfilling its primary purpose, which is to aid a child in understanding color gradation. Refer to the video to better understand my comments.- The lightest red and darkest pink shades are hardly different, potentially causing confusion for a child attempting to differentiate and sort these colors.- The second and third shades of yellow are very similar in tone, despite being considerably darker than the fourth shade. This lack of uniformity in shading is a notable drawback.- Similar issues arise with the various shades of gray, where distinguishing between some shades is quite challenging, followed by a significant contrast in the remaining shades of the same color.Some frames (see picture) are not fully glued to the tablet and tend to come loose. This falls below the expected quality, especially considering the $59 price point. I couldn’t find any fully wooden Montessori colored tablet set elsewhere and this might be a reason why they tend to sell this "unique" product with lower quality.

For $59 I received a tiny box with 6 color slides.Nothing like the photo. $59 for 6 paint chips. Rip off.