Flower Tray - Set of 7

Bring beauty and purpose into the learning space with the QToys Flower Tray - Set of 7, a thoughtfully crafted wooden resource designed to inspire creativity, organisation, and hands-on exploration. When arranged, these Acacia wood trays form a captivating flower shape that not only enhances aesthetic appeal but also invites children into a world of tactile, purposeful play. Each of the seven pieces fits together like a natural puzzle, offering endless ways to sort, display, and create. Sanded to a smooth finish and oiled for durability, the trays are safe, functional, and visually stunning-perfect for open-ended activities across early childhood settings. Whether used in imaginative role play, sensory sorting, or fine motor provocations, the Flower Tray encourages children to engage, explore and learn through interaction with natural materials.

Educational Benefits:

• Strengthens fine motor control and hand-eye coordination through tactile engagement
• Supports spatial reasoning, sequencing and visual discrimination with puzzle-style design
• Encourages creativity and self-expression during open-ended and art-based activities
• Develops sorting, classifying, and early maths skills through hands-on organisation

Classroom & Play Activity Ideas:

• Set up in a home corner for pretend cooking, flower arranging, or nature-based role play
• Fill each petal-shaped tray with different objects for sorting by size, colour or texture
• Use in threading or lacing provocations to support fine motor and coordination skills
• Transform into an art station where children create mandalas or patterns using natural items

Product Details

• Dimensions: 34(L) x 34(W) x 2(H) cm (assembled flower shape)
• Age Recommendation: 3+ years

Safety Information:

• Made from sustainably sourced Acacia wood
• Finished with child-safe oil for a smooth, durable surface
• Designed with rounded edges for safe handling

The QToys Flower Tray - Set of 7 is a versatile and visually captivating resource that nurtures early development through imaginative play, organisation, and hands-on learning.