A Tray Of Play Wooden Blocks - 44 Piece Set

Forget flimsy plastic; we’re going back to basics with this gorgeous set of wooden blocks. Think of them as the classic building material, but given a colourful, eye catching glow up! 

You get a generous 44 pieces, including squares, rods, and rectangles, providing serious scope for open ended construction. They're made with sustainably sourced pine, so they feel lovely and sturdy in the hand.

These blocks aren't just pretty faces. As children stack, balance, and sort, they're developing crucial fine motor skills and perfecting their hand eye coordination… all essential for early writing. The bright colours and varied shapes naturally aid in shape and colour recognition, making them a versatile aid in the EYFS learning area. 

Best of all? The whole 44 piece shebang fits neatly back into its sturdy wooden storage tray, making tidying up marginally less painful. Designed to handle the wildest imaginations from 12 months upwards!

Why not pair with our Giant Wooden Outdoor Cuisenaire - Set of 74, or Discovery Triangles - Rainbow?

Features

• 44 Sturdy Wooden Pieces: Generous contents provide ample constructive resources for ambitious building projects.

• Sustainably Sourced Pine: Made with high quality, solid wood, offering excellent durability and a premium feel.

• Eye Catching Bright Colours: The vibrant hues enhance visual stimulation and aid early shape and colour recognition.

• Variety of Shapes: Includes squares, rectangles, triangles, and rods, encouraging varied construction play and stability challenges.

• Integrated Storage Tray: The robust wooden tray keeps all 44 blocks neat, tidy, and ready for the next session.

Benefits

• Refines Fine Motor Skills: Precision placement of blocks strengthens the small muscles needed for future writing.

• Promotes Collaboration Skills: The large set size is designed for several children to share, encouraging teamwork and communication.

• Develops Early Mathematics: Children explore concepts of balance, symmetry, quantity, and size when building structures.

• Enhances Hand Eye Coordination: Stacking blocks accurately requires the synchronisation of visual input and hand movements.

• Fosters Creative Play: The open ended nature of the blocks allows children to realise imaginative structures with no fixed outcome.