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Djeco 10 Block Cubes For Infants
Djeco 10 Block Cubes For Infants
£12.00£6.00Set includes 10 stacking blocks in quality thick cardboard, which are lightweight meaning they fall safely if the stack topples over. Each cube comes in bright, vivid colours with images for toddlers to absorb – one face shows animals, another shows toddlers doing different activities, another with numbers and objects to count, and the last with animal characters climbing a ladder! Infants build fine motor skills as they hold and stack the cubes, and matching skills as they attempt to stack them in the right order. The blocks can also be used to help teach babies the words for familiar objects and counting to ten. A great gift for a first or second birthday as a first puzzle!
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Priddy Books Chefs Kitchen
Priddy Books Chefs Kitchen
£9.00£4.50This Let’s Pretend set is a fantastic creative play pack for budding chefs, with a story board book and 15 sturdy play pieces in a plastic clamshell. The pieces can be used to fit into the spaces in the book or for imaginative play. With a saucepan, spatula, pizza base and toppings, children will have fun rustling up a pretend meal, while the illustrated board book shows chefs in the kitchen using utensils and making meals, with fun things to find. There’s information, too, about what each utensil or food stuff can be used for.
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Arty Mouse Formas
Arty Mouse Formas
£10.00£5.00In Spanish
Hands-on play with shapes helps children to understand the world around them.
Just like Arty Mouse, children love to get stuck in, so this hands-on Shapes book kit will make them smile as much as it does him! Packed with an exciting selection of sturdy, colourful printed shapes (some with sparkle!) and a wipe-clean pen, little learners will discover the fun of choosing and placing shapes, and drawing finishing touches, to complete amazing pictures on the wipe-clean pages – over and over again.
With the addition of clear notes for parents, including age-graded outcomes, Shapes ticks the educational boxes as well as the one marked ‘fun’!
