Distributors of the worlds finest wooden, natural and sustainable toys. |
Showing 127–147 of 439
X is for Xylophone wooden alphabet puzzle
Y is for Yacht wooden alphabet puzzle
Z is for Zebra wooden alphabet puzzle
Fauna Wooden alphabet Puzzle Z is for Zeppelin
New in 2017 The Fauna Rainbow is a stacking Toy, a puzzle a teaching aid to how rainbows are formed by the combination of sun a raindrops. Each raindrop is numbered with from 1 dot up to 5 dots for counting. The raindrops can be placed in and out of the puzzle but don’t drop out when the toy is picked up.
The rainbow is safe even for children as young as two as there are no small parts (the raindrops are large enough to be safe and the pole is designed with a flexi base that will fold over should someone fall on the toy.
Out of Stock
Fauna Wooden Sorting Boxes Rainbow Login to see prices
Out of Stock
FELT LIFE CYCLE OF GREEN SEA TURTLE STUFFED TOY Login to see prices
Out of Stock
FELT LIFECYCLE OF MONARCH BUTTERFLY Login to see prices
Out of Stock
Figures for Counting & Story Telling Login to see prices
Out of Stock
FIVE LITTLE DUCKS – FINGER PUPPET SET Login to see prices
Out of Stock
GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BEARS – FINGER PUPPET SET Login to see prices
Out of Stock
Grapat 12 Rings Login to see prices
These circular coins in natural wood with rounded edges are pleasant to touch and allow children to learn whilst playing. Using them for exchange, collecting, order, adding and subtracting. Perfect material for mathematical logic. Or simply as a building material for various constructions and the creation of mini worlds.
The Grapat Frame can be used to contain the game. It becomes a framework for action that controls and sets limits to the elements and spaces of the children’s game.
This box helps to create an isolated and enclosed area which improves care and respect towards the action within it. A child’s game needs a container, an area which holds the action and that allows for the children to know their limits and understand space.
What happens in the Box of Games? Inside the box, the elements are placed within certain limits that give security to the children. The box becomes a sensorial game when it’s filled up with sand, flour, salt, rice, etc.
In the background, there are some stamped images which evoke the four classical elements: earth, water, air and fire. These elements are part of our species and make us connect with nature. The allegory to these elements can also be used as a game space or as an invitation to organize and classify.