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This Wooden Shape Sorter Sorting Puzzle is a compact, lightweight educational toy made from natural wood. Featuring 9 unique pieces, it promotes sorting skills without the need for assembly or batteries, making it a perfect eco-friendly, portable learning tool for modern families.
| Product Dimensions | 19.99 x 2.01 x 19.99 cm; 320 g |
| Item model number | ackD66732 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Sorting Skill |
| Number of pieces | 9 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Wood |
| ASIN | B00KX0A0VG |
M**M
Great value
This was great value. It’s small but not tiny, and includes 9 different shapes. Well made, no rough edges, colourful and is great for my toddler learning her shapes.
T**T
Good quality sturdy toy
This is a great sensory toy for my mum who has dementia. It is sturdy for her to pick up and lovely colours
M**K
Good quality
Nice to see the old wood toys coming back, more environmentally friendly.
B**T
Could be improved.
Bought for a 2 year old. My main criticism is that the cut out shapes on the board, could be deeper. The shapes seem to balance on the top of the board, and are easily knocked off. Lots of frustration.
S**N
Well worth buying
Well made and beautiful. We have been using this puzzle with my toddler for over a year. Definitely well worth getting.
L**4
Not made properly
This product is good apart from the fact it is made a tad poorly as the square doesn’t fit nicely into the slot unlike the other shapes. But at least it’s only one that doesn’t go in properly so could be worse but equally could be better. Not too pricey and my kids enjoy it
M**A
Good value for money
My daughter loves this pixel. The pieces are thick which makes it easier for a toddler. Good value for money
N**E
Great toy
Great toy for my 18 month old when I bought it - now he is 22 months and a master of the shapes and at putting them in the places. The shapes are simple enough and important enough to actually teach him the names and have him recognize them.
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