Wooden Teaching Aid Box - EKT2998

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Product Name : Wooden Teaching Aid Box
Contents :30 x Building Blocks 1 x Storage Box
Recommended Age : Pre-Schooler (3Yrs-6Yrs)
Skills that can be developed :Cognitive Skill Fine Motor Skill Hand-eye coordination
Weight : 0.26 kg
Measurments :Dimensions: 20.00 × 3.00 × 10.00 cm Block Size: Approx. 15 x 21 x 4.5cm / 5.9 x 8.3 x 1.8in
Color :Multi colors including red, yellow, orange, blue, green, and log
Condition : New
Material :Wood
Safety :The block size is large enough, and there is no need to worry about choking hazards. Made from non-toxic materials"

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How to Play: Encourage your child to explore and experiment with the different shapes and colors of the building blocks. Let them build towers, animals, castles, towns, and more using their imagination. Engage in activities that promote hand-eye coordination, color and shape recognition, counting, and sorting."

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How to Clean:Wipe the wooden blocks with a clean, damp cloth to remove any dirt or stains. Ensure the blocks are completely dry before storing them in the provided storage box.
how to store:Store the blocks in a cool, dry place to prevent any damage. Teach your child the importance of cleaning up after playtime and putting the blocks back in the storage box to keep them organized and ready for the next play session"

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"Pick the Right Toys: Choose toys that match your child's age and interests. Look for items that engage their curiosity and imagination.
Create Play Zones: Set up play areas with different themes. Use simple props and household items to make it exciting. For example, a space corner or a jungle adventure spot.
Weekly Play Plans: Rotate toys every week. Introduce new ones and keep the old favorites hidden. This keeps things fresh and makes playtime more interesting.
Storytime Adventures: Turn play into stories. Use toys to create little adventures. This not only sparks creativity but also makes playtime more interactive and fun.
Mix in DIY Fun: Combine toys with simple DIY activities. Create art projects or build something together. This adds variety and lets kids explore different ways of playing."