Sorting Boards Set of 3

The Sorting Boards Set of 3 offers an engaging way for children aged 10+ months to develop colour recognition, shape sorting, and fine motor skills. This set includes three vividly coloured peg puzzles featuring a dinosaur, dog, and teddy bear, each with five large, easy-to-handle pieces. The user-friendly pegs and vibrant colours encourage early learning in a fun, interactive way. The puzzle boards, measuring 34 (L) x 10.5 (H) cm, are perfect for toddlers to enhance their cognitive and visual skills while developing their hand-eye coordination. Ideal for promoting categorising, sorting, and problem-solving abilities, these puzzles serve as an excellent foundation for more advanced puzzles as children grow.

Set includes:

• Dinosaur – 5 pieces (JJ720)
• Dog – 5 pieces (JJ721)
• Teddy- 5 pieces (JJ723)

Educational Benefits:

• Develops fine motor skills: Grasping and placing puzzle pieces with pegs helps improve hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
• Enhances cognitive skills: Sorting pieces by size, shape, and colour promotes early categorisation and problem-solving skills.
• Boosts memory and visual recognition: Working with these brightly coloured puzzles aids in visual memory and recognising patterns.
• Supports early learning concepts: Introduces basic concepts of animals (dinosaur, dog, teddy) while reinforcing colour and shape recognition.
• Encourages independent learning: The simple structure allows children to build confidence as they solve puzzles independently or with minimal assistance.

Classroom & Play Activity Ideas:

• Colour and shape recognition game: Ask children to sort the puzzle pieces by colour or shape before completing the puzzle, reinforcing learning concepts.
• Animal exploration activity: Use the puzzles to introduce basic animal names and characteristics, encouraging children to talk about the animals as they play.
• Collaborative puzzle-solving: Set up group activities where children work together to complete the puzzles, fostering teamwork and social interaction.
• Advanced puzzles challenge: As children become comfortable with these puzzles, introduce more complex ones, encouraging them to apply new problem-solving skills.