Montessori Toys for 3 4 5 6 Year Old Kid Boys Girls, Wooden Lacing Beads Sequencing Toy Set, Preschool Learning Shape Color Sorting, Stacking, Matching, Baby Gifts for Toddlers Age 3-6

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She took to this and is learning how ro use

Regalo para mi nietecito, le agradó mucho

I love the concept of this learning tool, but I was disappointed when I found problems with it. The cards that the child follows to recreate the stacks of blocks are adorable, but some of the colors on the cards don’t match the actual colors of the blocks received, also a couple of shapes shown on the cards are Not included in the enclosed bunch of blocks. It’s impossible for the child to match their stacks with the cards. I am currently repainting the incorrectly painted blocks, and am finding new wooden shapes that can be painted to match the missing blocks. I’m glad I tried it out first before setting it in front of children to play with. Sad!!

These wooden lacing beads sequencing toy sets offer a variety of ways to play, from beach sorting and stacking to color and shape recognition. They are a fantastic toy for improving problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and observation skills.What I love most is the focus on fine motor skills. With 25 wooden beads in 12 colors and 11 shapes, plus 2 shoelaces with wooden sticks and 8 double-sided sorting matching cards, there's plenty of opportunities for hands-on learning and development.The bead sorting game, in particular, has been a big hit. My grandkids love stacking the beads according to the order on the cards, and it's been a great way for them to practice and develop their problem-solving skills.Let's not forget about the beads lacing game! It's been fantastic for developing hand-eye coordination in my little ones, and they've had a blast stringing the beads together.They are a little smaller than I thought they would be but they still work on fine motor skills which is the reason I got them.

Mine is a few cm off

This is a really nice set of lacing beads. I first introduced it by just giving my preschooler the beads to stack on the pegs. Next he tried lacing the beads on the string. Later, we tried stacking the beads to match some of the different sequences on the included cards. There are really so many ways to use this set, and so many skills to work on: fine motor, memory, color and shape recognition. This has been a great tool!

My wife brought it in for her pre k class and the kiddos loved it. They have a lot of fun threading the different shapes into patterns and stacking ask them different shapes and colors as well.It's made is durable wood and the pieces are large enough for the little ones to grab easily.