TODDLER MATERIALS

A tray with a removable wooden divider board with one slot.

May also be used with two children.

Use of this material provides the toddler with exploring the use of the hand, experiences of fitting objects into holes, hand-eye coordination, and finger and wrist movement.

The bottom of the tray is covered in felt to reduce noise.

Four 1-piece puzzles: Large Circle, Small Circle, Square, and Equilateral Triangle. This is the perfect first puzzle set. Start as early as 9 months introducing one puzzle at a time: circle is easiest for baby. As he/she gains dexterity and the ability to discriminate between shapes, introduce multiple puzzle at once and let him/her discover which shapes fit into which holes. Dimension of each: 15 cm x 15 cm

This  simple wooden puzzle with a circle inset is the perfect first puzzle.
Lovely chunky wooden handle.
Circle is easiest for baby.
Start as early as 9 months.
Measures:  4.75 x 4.75 inches.

The set contains two 3-piece puzzles: Circle, Square, and Triangle in one tray, and 3 Sizes of Circles in another tray. The Multiple Shape Puzzles help the child improve his gross motor skills and hand eye coordination while tracing each shape with two fingers, and placing it back in it allotted spot. The child gains understanding of figure ground, shape names, and experiences the three period lesson. Each wooden tray measures: 30 cm x 15 cm Square measures: 8 cm x 8 cm

This material offers a toddler experiences in eye-hand coordination and practice with different finger grasps.

This material offers a toddler experiences in eye-hand coordination and practice with different finger grasps.

This material offers a toddler experiences in eye-hand coordination and practice with different finger grasps.

There are 9 blue wooden pieces in this shape sorter: 3 balls, 3 cubes, and 3 prisms.

Stack them on the pegged stand, mix up the shapes.

Use this game to encourage sorting, matching, counting, stacking, dexterity, fine motor skills, and more!

Dimensions:

Base: 6 x 6 x 0.5 inches.

Cube: 1.2 x 1.2 x 1.2 inches.

This material offers a toddler experiences in eye-hand coordination and practice with different finger grasps. 12 x 12 x 12 cm

These materials offer a toddler experiences in eye-hand coordination and practice with different finger grasps.

A square wooden board with 4 pegs that holds 4 balls of the same size. Placing the balls on the pegs is a challenging task for the infant. As the pegs seem to 'disappear' in the balls, the child experiences that the centre hole in the ball disappears too, and the shape becomes whole.

This material provides experiences with different hand and wrist movements. 14.5 x 14.5 x 13 cm