High-quality rubberwood zebra with a lovely smooth finish, providing the opportunity for creative and open-ended play. Pop in a diaper bag for on the go entertainment.
High-quality rubberwood Ankylosaurus with a lovely smooth finish, providing the opportunity for creative and open-ended play. Pop in a diaper bag for on the go entertainment.
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A bright, chunky vehicles puzzle. The design features fantastic solid shapes for young hands to manipulate. Puzzles are a great opportunity to grow your child's gross and fine motor skills, hand and eye coordination, problem-solving, shape and colour recognition skills.
This puzzle helps to develop the fine motor skills of grasping, holding matching and placing and is practice for improving hand-eye coordination. It differs from many puzzles in that it asks that the child learn early spatial awareness the pieces fit upside down and sideways. It also offers an opportunity for children to learn to identify and name farmyard animals.
Some ideas for enhancing and encouraging play and learning:
Find the animal eg the sheep. Can you see another sheep on the puzzle board? Can you fit it on top? Is it sideways or up the right way/upright or upside down? Is it on the edge of the puzzle or in the middle?
Talk about each animal. Does the child have any experience with any of these animals? What noises do they make?
Have the child identify these animals from photographs in a book or on the internet. This will allow the child to make the transition from the stylized representations of the puzzle pieces to the real animals.
Children will love experiencing open-ended play and can use the easy to grab chunky animals to play with.
This educational puzzle increases your childs awareness of shape recognition and shape sorting. Board is printed with animal shapes to assist children in matching the animals. Puzzles are a great opportunity to grow your childs gross and fine motor skills, hand and eye coordination, problem solving, shape and colour recognition.
Enhance your play and learning with these simple ideas
Discuss the animals , the sounds that they make and what they eat
Talk about what environment each animal lives in
Sort the animals into categories of skin, scales and feathers
Puzzles are a great opportunity to grow your child's gross and fine motor skills, hand and eye coordination, problem-solving, shape and colour recognition skills.
These unusual sea creatures provide an opportunity for storytelling and discussion on the animals in our oceans.
The easy to manipulate pieces allow the child to use them in open-ended play, creating stories and adventures with the characters.
This puzzle helps to develop the fine motor skills of grasping, holding, and placing. It is practice for improving hand-eye coordination. It differs from many puzzles in that it asks that the child learn early spatial awareness as the pieces fit upside down and sideways. It also offers an opportunity for children to learn to identify and name the different dinosaurs.
Some ideas for enhancing and encouraging play and learning:
Find the dinosaur. Is that a triceratops?
What colour is the dinosaur?
Talk about each dinosaur. What noise do you think this dinosaur made? Is it a carnivore, a herbivore or an omnivore?
Have the child identify these dinosaurs from photographs in a book or on the internet. This will allow the child to make the transition from the stylized representations of the puzzle pieces to the real dinosaurs.
Children will love experiencing open-ended play and can use the easy-to-grab chunky animals to play with.
This puzzle helps to develop the fine motor skills of grasping, holding, and placing. It is practice for improving hand-eye coordination. It differs from many puzzles in that it asks that the child learn early spatial awareness as the pieces fit upside down and sideways. It also offers an opportunity for children to learn to identify and name woodland animals.
Some ideas for enhancing and encouraging play and learning:
Find the animal eg the bear. Can you see another bear on the puzzle board? Can you fit it on top? Is it sideways or up the right way/upright or upside down? Is it on the edge of the puzzle or in the middle?
Talk about each animal. Does the child have any experience with any of these animals? What noises do they make?
Have the child identify these animals from photographs in a book or on the internet. This will allow the child to make the transition from the stylized representations of the puzzle pieces to the real animals.
Children will love experiencing open-ended play and can use the easy-to-grab chunky animals to play with.
This puzzle helps to develop the fine motor skills of grasping, holding, and placing. It is practice for improving hand-eye coordination. This playful puzzle features 2 layers; 1 layer has 6 different-sized dinosaurs underneath 6 different-sized eggs. Crack open the eggs and see what is inside.
Some ideas for enhancing and encouraging play and learning:
Find the dinosaur. Is that a triceratops?
What colour egg is it in? Can you match the dinosaur to the egg?
Talk about each dinosaur. What noise do you think this dinosaur made? Is it a carnivore, a herbivore or an omnivore?
Have the child identify these dinosaurs from photographs in a book or on the internet. This will allow the child to make the transition from the stylized representations of the puzzle pieces to the real dinosaurs.
Children will love experiencing open-ended play and can use the easy-to-grab chunky animals to play with.
This educational puzzle increases your childs awareness of shape recognition and shape sorting. Board is printed with animal shapes to assist children in matching the animals. Puzzles are a great opportunity to grow your childs gross and fine motor skills, hand and eye coordination, problem solving, shape and colour recognition.
Enhance your play and learning with these simple ideas
Discuss the animals , the sounds that they make and what they eat
Talk about what environment each animal lives in
Sort the animals into categories of skin, scales and feathers
