Building blocks can help boost creativity, block play encourages children to match, count and sort
Benefits of Building Blocks
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Basic concepts: A puzzle and /or a building block teaches young children about the concept of a 'whole' and that each piece is a fraction of the bigger picture.
Gigiblock said " “Playing with blocks helps children develop their vocabularies, improves math skills, and even teaches them about gravity, balance, and geometry. They learn how to describe colors, shapes, sizes, and positions as they build various structures.”
There are several reasons why kids are drawn to puzzles, here are some of the skills that are enhanced by playing with puzzles:
Toysters 100-Piece Wooden Colorful Classic Building Blocks | BPA-Free Wood Block- Cognitive skills
6 IN 1 Wooden Activity Play Cube. This baby activity cube keeps the child entertained with a shape sorter, bead maze track, clock learning, number match, double side puzzle, which perfectly meets little explorers’ requirements. The versatile activity cube will keep 1-year-old girls and boys who are curious about the whole world engaged while developing their mind and coordination skills.
- Fine motor skills:
Using building blocks as trays for smaller things. Grabbing some smaller objects, e.g. mini animal toys or little beads, requires a lot of concentration and precision - this is a great way how to develop fine motor skills without actually realizing it.
Fine wooden shape sorter box with twisting lock door and screw detachable rotating wheel sorter. 10 pieces of wooden blocks in 5 shapes and colors.
It is much more fun than just a conventional wooden shape sorter. Apart from normal shape sorting without the rotating wheel, children can screw on and off the rotating wheel or just spin it for fun; twist and turn the lock for opening and closing the door.
- Hand-eye coordination:
TOWO Wooden Geometric Shapes Stacking Rings and Fractions Boards 8 in 1 set
Ultimate wooden stacking sorting and learning toy - this wooden geometry shape sorting educational toy comes with 8 sets of the most popular early learning toys including sorting and stacking sets of geometry shapes, stacking rings, and fractions boards
Social skills:
Educational Multi-Play Activity Cube - Multifaceted Tactile Activities – Learn Shapes, Colors And Counting – Solve Mazes & Sorting Problems – Develop Fine Motor Skills & Logic – Expand Vocabulary & Creativity – Fun Engaging Play From All Sides!
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