Price: £15.99
(as of Mar 13, 2024 11:04:59 UTC – Details)
Feel the slimy slug and the furry bee… These are just two of the exciting textures to explore on this delightful Touch and Feel Bug Puzzle. The bugs that are illustrated in this colourful wildlife scene are a ladybird, bee, frog and slug. The Tidlo Touch and Feel Puzzles are a diverse range of sensory puzzle boards great for early development. Remove the four wooden puzzle pieces to reveal different, appropriately textured materials underneath the animals. A great way to stimulate the senses, the different textures will entertain little fingers and help them with matching and sorting each of the pieces into their correctly shaped slot. For added play value, each of the wooden pieces can stand and be played with away from the puzzle board, or even be used as drawing templates. Encourages early shape recognition. Develops hand/eye coordination, fine motor skills and dexterity. Made from high quality, responsibly sourced materials. Conforms to current European safety standards. Age 12+ months. Height: 1cm, Width: 20cm, Length: 20cm.
Explore the different textures hiding underneath each of the animals.
A great way to stimulate the senses & encourage early shape recognition.
Easy to lift, chunky pieces.
Age 12+ months.
Made from high quality, responsibly sourced materials.
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