CHILDREN'S FISHING TOYS SEVEN IN ONE PAIRS OF BOARDS

Material:Wood

Size:22.2 * 45.2 * 6cm

Seven in one fishing log board functions include

Number cognition operation enlightenment shape cognition color matching animal cognition fruit cognition letter matching number English Cognition vehicle cognition and matching etc.

7-in-1 Wooden Montessori toy – Multi-functional wooden number puzzle sorting toys will attract your kids to love all these games. Kids have a lot fun stacking, fishing, matching pattern, learning numbers & letters, addition and subtraction.
Safe Wooden Toys – Montessori toys for toddler is of durable solid wood with smooth & rough surface, completely non-toxic to enable kids play with ease.
Family Interaction – Kids can play these wooden sorting puzzle toys with parents. It will create a joyful family atmosphere and develop intimate relationship with each others in the process of playing and learning.
Early Educational Game – Wooden number alphabet puzzle is not only a fun activity for kids, but also a great tool for learning, especially for preschool math & letter learning, developing their sensitivity to colors and shape, cultivating the problem-solving skill as well.
Ideal Gift for Kids - This preschool learning toy is an educational set for sorting and stacking, makes a decent gift for kids birthday, holiday, Christmas gift. 

 

WARNING: CHOCKING HAZRD - Small Parts. Not For Children Under 3 Years.

 

 

Matching vehicles to improve classification and discrimination

A pair of letters and words

Encourage babies to recognize 0-10 numbers and guide teaching

Hard to crack, round corner treatment, strong and durable

The water-based paint on the surface of building blocks shall be evenly coated and the paint film shall be full and soft

Multi functional cognitive content of seven in one fishing game

Match shape to improve the ability of recognizing things

The comparison of quantity and quantity makes the baby learn the concept of quantity easily

There are corresponding understanding patterns and cognition in the bottom plate groove

0

• No comment

Total 0 records, divided into1 pages. First Prev Next Last

Username：	Anonymous user
E-mail：
Rank：
Content：
Verification code：