GEOMETRIC SORTING BOARD
$39.90
Designed to cover a range of early learning benefits, this multi-purpose learning aid builds on previously established concepts like Shape and Colour Recognition; and hones Counting, Sorting, Stacking, and even Sequencing and Patterning skills.
Growing toddlers learn through visual clues like corresponding the number of pegs to the number of holes in the shape, to figure out where each piece belongs.
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Brand
Brand
PlanToys
RECOMMENDED AGE
RECOMMENDED AGE
2 years & up
KEY FEATURES
KEY FEATURES
PRODUCT DETAILS
• Crafted from chemical-free, kiln-dried solid rubber wood
• Coloured with non-toxic, water-based dyes
• Assembled with formaldehyde-free E-Zero Glue
• Complies with and exceeds the strict safety standards set by EN-71 (EU) & ASTM (US)
• Smoothly rounded contours and edges, with no sharp corners
PRODUCT CONTENTS
• 1 sorting board
• 16 wooden pieces
PRODUCT DIMENSIONS
• Product Size: 17.5 x 17.5 x 5.8 cm
• Packaging Size: 18.8 x 7.5 x 18.8 cm
PRODUCT CARE & SAFETY
• Gently wipe down with warm water & cloth when necessary.
• Air dry until all sides and surfaces are completely dry.
• Do not soak in water.
• Do not use any cleaning chemicals, including (but not limited to) disinfectant sprays, detergents, surface cleaners, wood sprays, dishwashing liquid, and/or non baby-safe wipes or soaps. They may leave toxic residue and leech when mouthed on.
• Do not leave for extended periods under direct sunlight as it will cause cracking and fading over time.
• To prevent the growth of mould, refrain from storing in areas that are subject to poor ventilation or prone to higher humidity levels, such as (but not limited to) the storeroom, bathroom, kitchen, and/or laundry area.
AWARDS
AWARDS
• Good Toy Award by Parents Magazine – Winner (US)
To find out more about these Awards, click HERE.
ABOUT THE BRAND
ABOUT THE BRAND
PLANTOYS is testament that it is possible to maintain Imagination, Play Value, and Superior Quality Standards – all while steadfastly following a path of Environmental and Social responsibility. By constantly pushing boundaries in its innovation processes, it passes on the spirit of Sustainable Play through its ideas, culture, design process, and various methods of Reducing, Reusing & Recycling – resulting in meticulously designed toys that are not just interactive, fun, and flexible; but also responsive to the needs of both our Children and the Environment.
Click to learn more about PLANTOYS.
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Tamito
Good quality wooden toy, edges are soft, the colours are bright. My toddler has a great time playing with this. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to teach their kids about shapes, colours and help them with developing their motor skills.
OIga
Bit tricky at first but now at 22 months toddler is able to complete. Well made puzzle good for colour and shape recognition as well as motor skills placing shapes on pegs.
Millionthanna
My husband and I were keen to find something that our 13 month old could play with long enough for us to make some toast and coffee (5-10 minutes). This toy seems to be the ticket. She can’t accurately place any of the pieces beyond the circles but is happy to spend plenty of time trying to put all the pieces on the wrong pegs!
Connie Li
Very nice toys for my 18 months boy, he really enjoy to play everyday, thank you.
Jojo
Ive surprised myself a how much my son has played with this toy. Bought it when he was 18 months old and now at over 2yrs he plays with it lots (not so much at first). Everyday he takes the pieces off the board and lays them out and then puts them all back. We’re trying to learn colours at the moment so it’s really coming into it’s own.
Swasti
V good! Helps in developing the classification skills of a toddler. V satisfied with my purchase.
Fat Orange Tabby
My son is a little below the age recommendation for this product, but I like to introduce toys that are a little advanced as long as they are not a choking hazard. I feel that you get more for your money and longer usability that way. At 18 months, he does try to put the shapes back on the pegs once he removes them, but he does not have the dexterity required. Therefore, this “puzzle” is still a challenge and quite intriguing to him. Right now he enjoys removing the shapes, attempting to put them back on the board, and tossing them around the room in frustration when he can’t. I don’t like to see him frustrated, but I do think it helps him to be persistent and stick with a task when he cannot master it on the first try.