Wooden Elephant shape - Shape sorter - EKT2474

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"Product Name: Wooden Elephant Shape Sorter
Product Measurements (L x W x H) in cm: 22.8 x 20.9 x 4.9
Product Weight (grams): 440 gm
Contents: 1x Elephant shaped base 4x Sets of shape sorter puzzles (each set contains 4 puzzles, totaling 16 puzzles)
Recommended Age: Suitable for children above 2 years old
Skills that can be developed: Color matching Pattern recognition Shape sorting Fine motor skills
Weight: 440 grams
Measurements: 22.8 x 20.9 x 4.9 cm
Color: Assorted vibrant colors
Condition: New
Material: Wood
Safety: Made from child-safe, non-toxic materials Smooth edges to prevent injuries"
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"Setup: Place the elephant base on a flat surface. Sorting: Demonstrate how to insert each puzzle piece into its corresponding slot based on shape and color. Learning: Encourage your child to explore different combinations and identify patterns while sorting the puzzles. Progression: As your child masters basic sorting, introduce more puzzles to challenge their skills and understanding of shapes and colors."

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"Clean with a soft cloth or mild soap if needed. Store in a dry place away from moisture to preserve wood quality. Periodically check the puzzles and base for any signs of wear or damage."

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"The Wooden Elephant Shape Sorter is an educational toy designed to help children learn colors, patterns, and shapes through interactive play. Featuring an elephant-shaped base and 16 shape sorter puzzles in various colors and patterns, this toy stimulates cognitive development and fine motor skills. It encourages children to match shapes to the corresponding slots on the elephant base, fostering problem-solving abilities and logical thinking.
Guide for Parents: Introduce one set of puzzles at a time to your child, starting with simpler shapes and progressing to more complex ones. Encourage your child to verbally identify colors and shapes as they play, promoting language development. Supervise playtime to ensure safe handling of the wooden pieces. Use the toy to engage in discussions about animals and their habitats, linking play to real-world learning."