باقة الألوان والأشكال

Short Description

A shape sorter box, silicone stacking rings, a safari puzzle, and a bunny phone; a set that links shapes and colors with storytelling and imaginative calls.

Detailed Description

The child transitions between choosing the right slot for a piece, stacking rings, and matching animal pictures. The phone adds an opportunity for short dialogues, allowing the parent to become a partner, asking about the color or animal the child has chosen.

Included Toys and Features

1) Shape Sorter Box

A shape sorter box with a handle, featuring geometric pieces that match lid slots. The child begins by testing one piece, then comparing different shapes and finding their place.

• Features: Box with a handle; geometric pieces; slots for matching and sorting.
• Play Opportunity: Comparing the shape to the slot and testing different solutions.

2) Silicone Stacking Rings

Silicone stacking rings in gradient colors, topped with a koala-shaped piece. The child practices assembling the rings, comparing sizes, and rearranging them.

• Features: Silicone rings; various colors; stacking and assembly activity.
• Play Opportunity: Comparing sizes and experimenting with ring arrangement.

3) Safari Match & Learn Puzzle

A safari matching puzzle with animal illustrations and pieces to be placed correctly. Play begins by observing details, then attempting to match and describe the animal in the picture.

• Features: Safari animal theme; matching activity; packaging indicates 3+ years.
• Play Opportunity: Comparing the picture to the piece and naming animals during conversation.
• Age Reference: 3 years and older, according to packaging.

4) Bunny Tune Phone

A toy phone with a bunny and carrot theme, featuring interactive buttons and sounds. It introduces the concept of imaginative calls, where the child and parents trade roles as speaker and listener.

• Features: Bunny and carrot shape; interactive buttons; sounds.
• Play Opportunity: Practicing short dialogues and taking turns during a call.

Bundle Highlights

• Sorting, stacking, matching, and role-playing all in one set.
• Colors and shapes that can be described during play.
• Gradual progression in activity by introducing one piece or challenge at a time.

Why do parents choose it?

It suits parents who want a variety of toys focused on shapes and colors, with space for natural verbal interaction. It should be chosen based on the actual age requirements of the contents, not just the collection title.

Shared Play Idea

Choose an animal from the puzzle and call it in an imaginative conversation using the bunny phone.