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Shape Sorting Clock
$14.99This preschool-friendly clock features color-coded minute and hour hands that spin around with a simple push . . . but no matter where they point, it’s always time for learning and fun! Kids can match the colors, sort the shapes, and solve the puzzle as they manipulate the color blocks and turn the hands, building cognitive and motor skills all the while. Extension activities printed right on the box encourage parent-and-child play, helping children begin to master early-learning concepts as they gain familiarity with the form of a clock and concepts of time.
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Stack & Count Parking Garage
$22.99Stack 10 wooden cars in this gated parking tower and top them with the sliding counter. Then see the cars drop down and the counter point to a lower number each time a car is removed from the bottom! With its imaginative design details and wonderfully simple mechanics, this clever toy is a captivating, educational way to play with sorting, matching, counting, and more!
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Bead Sequencing Set
$34.99Solid wooden beads, dowels, and 10 patterns come packed in this wooden crate. Follow a sequence, match colors and notice little details all while stacking wooden beads for a new perspective on sequencing!
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Beginner Pattern Blocks
$22.99A perfect first manipulative! Five two-sided boards with ten recessed design templates are ready to fill with these brightly colored geometric shapes. Complete the pictures, or create your own designs and matching activities. Everything stores neatly in the sturdy wooden storage box.
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Pattern Blocks and Boards
$24.99Follow one of ten design templates or create your own mosaic using these 120 colorful wooden tiles. Matching and mosaics–what a gorgeous way to develop fine motor skills!
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Turn & Tell Clock
$16.99Perfect for kids who are ready to learn to tell time, this learning clock features hands that rotate with a gentle click, marking off the minutes as they go. The detailed clock face has large red numbers to match the hour hand, small blue numbers to match the minute hand, and a segmented color disk to help kids visualize “quarter past” and “half past.” Also included are 13 double-sided time cards for practice: Place one in the holder at the top of the clock, then match the numeric or analog time shown by moving the clock hands to their proper position. Slide open the “digital clock” window to check the answer! Then place the cards back in the storage slot at the back of the clock for neat and tidy storage.
