Flexible Shape Sorter

Price: €25.95

A flexible cube shape sorter where little hands can push 6 blocks and 6 balls through elastic bands. Simple and endlessly playable, it is great for developing fine motor skills, problem solving and hand-eye coordination, and is suitable from 12 months.

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Description

Flexible Shape Sorter. The fun is incredibly simple. It's all about pushing the blocks through the rubber bands to put them into the cube or take them out. The simpler the toy, the more possibilities it offers! In fact, the number of games is unlimited – it all depends on the lively imagination of child and parent.

Pushing a block through the elastic bands can be quite a challenging task at first. It requires thinking, combining and creatively searching for solutions at a level suited to the very youngest.

Why it's good for development

Playing with a shape sorter has a positive effect on spatial imagination and problem-solving skills. Stimulating the brain and gently encouraging it to work does wonders for intelligence and patience, which will certainly benefit babies later on!

Pulling, stretching, sliding and tilting the bands turn out to be great exercise for children's fingers, hands and tiny palms. This helps them gain strength and precision as well as delicacy! In addition, little ones quickly improve their hand-eye coordination and their ability to synchronise the work of both hands!

Set contents

  • 1x cube sorter
  • 6x blocks in different shapes
  • 6x balls

Technical data

  • Material: plastic
  • Child's age: 12m+
  • Cube: 18cm x 12cm x 12cm
  • Sample block (cube): 4.5cm x 4.5cm x 4.5cm

  • Reference
    KX5466

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