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Melissa & Doug Sensory Sorting Wooden Blocks & Puzzle Tray Building Toy

Melissa & Doug Sensory Sorting Wooden Blocks & Puzzle Tray Building Toy

Regular price $32.99 USD
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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of materials are the blocks made of?
The 39 blocks are made from a mix of materials for a rich sensory experience. This includes smooth-sanded wood, translucent colored plastic, and soft, pliable plastic textures.
How does the puzzle aspect work?

The sturdy wooden tray has guides printed on the bottom. Your child can practice their matching and problem-solving skills by fitting the 39 colorful blocks into the correct spots.
What is the recommended age for this toy?

The Sensory Sorting Blocks set is designed for toddlers who are 18 months of age and older. The pieces are chunky and safe for young children to explore with their hands.
Can the blocks be used for building?

Yes, absolutely. In addition to being a puzzle, the blocks are also designed for open-ended building and stacking, which helps to encourage creativity and fine motor skills.
How does this toy help with sensory development?

The variety of different textures‚ from the smooth wood to the soft, flexible pieces‚ provides a wonderful opportunity for toddlers to engage their sense of touch and explore differences.
How many blocks are included in the set?

The set includes a total of 39 blocks and shapes in a variety of colors and materials, plus the wooden sorting tray, making it a complete 40-piece educational toy.
Is the storage tray durable?

Yes, the tray is made from the same high-quality, durable wood as the blocks. It's designed to withstand daily play and also serves as a neat and tidy storage solution.
What skills does this set help develop?

This set is great for developing fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and problem-solving. It's also a fun, hands-on way to introduce shape and color recognition.
Is this a good toy for quiet playtime?

Yes, it is. The focused activities of sorting the blocks into the puzzle tray or carefully stacking them make this an engaging and calming activity for quiet moments during the day.


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Product Description

Children can explore a world of textures, colors, and shapes as they sort, count, and build with the Sensory Sorting Blocks. This hands-on set invites little ones to arrange the mixed-material blocks into the wooden tray, matching them to the printed guides, or to stack them high in creative combinations. The unique combination of smooth wood, translucent pieces, and soft textures offers a rich sensory play experience. This open-ended building encourages puzzle-solving and boosts important developmental skills, making it a foundational piece for any playroom. The wooden toy is designed for curious minds, helping toddlers recognize shapes and colors while developing fine-motor precision through tactile exploration. This kids toy is designed not just for fun but as a tool for growth, supporting skill development in a way that feels like pure entertainment. The durable construction ensures it can withstand daily play, while the thoughtful design makes it a wonderful addition to any collection of Montessori toys. It makes for a special gift on birthdays or holidays, sparking joy and curiosity in preschoolers and toddlers alike. Consider pairing it with other Melissa & Doug developmental or pretend play sets to create an even larger world for imaginative exploration and learning. It is a great way to support preschool learning activities. This product is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. FSC certification ensures that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social, and economic benefits, and that forests are protected for future generations. Please note that FSC certification applies to new inventory only (FSC C156584)

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