Wooden Cognitive board Space - EKT2639

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"Product Name: Extrokids Wooden Cognitive Board Space
Product Measurements (L x W x H) in cm: 30 x 22 x 1 cm
Product Weight (grams): 270 gm
Contents: 10 wooden pieces (puzzles and activities)
Recommended Age: 3 years and above
Skills that can be developed: Cognitive skills Problem-solving Hand-eye coordination Sensory stimulation Fine motor skills
Weight: 270 grams
Measurements: 30 x 22 x 1 cm
Color: Natural wood color with possibly painted elements
Condition: New
Material: High-quality wood
Safety: Non-toxic materials Smooth edges to prevent injury Durable construction"
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"Setup: Lay out the cognitive board and wooden pieces. Explore: Encourage your child to touch and manipulate the pieces to discover how they fit together or what activities they can perform. Problem-Solving: Guide your child to solve the puzzles or complete the activities presented by each wooden piece. Sensory Stimulation: Discuss the textures, shapes, and colors of the wooden elements to stimulate sensory perception. Repeat: Encourage your child to engage with the board repeatedly to reinforce their learning and skill development in a fun and interactive manner. "

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"Clean the wooden pieces with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or solvents. Store the board in a dry place to prevent wood damage. Regularly inspect the pieces for any signs of wear or damage."

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"The Extrokids Wooden Cognitive Board Space is designed to provide a tactile and interactive learning experience for children. It includes 10 wooden pieces featuring various cognitive challenges such as puzzles and activities. This board stimulates sensory perception and enhances problem-solving abilities, making learning engaging and enjoyable.
Guide for Parents: Encourage your child to explore the different wooden elements on the board and try to solve the puzzles and complete the activities. Supervise playtime to ensure safe use of the pieces and to assist your child in developing their cognitive skills. Use this opportunity to discuss the shapes, colors, and challenges presented by each piece."