4 Geometric Shape Sorter

Name: Babbles
Brand: Babbles
SKU: 4-ST-54
Price: 449 INR
Availability: InStock

AGE: 12 Months+
Shape Recognition | FIne Motor Skills | Hand Eye Coordination

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Educational Toy: Helps toddlers develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and shape recognition.
Colorful Geometric Shapes: Features four distinct shapes—triangle, square, circle, and rectangle—each with matching slots.
Skill Development: Encourages problem-solving, spatial awareness, and cognitive growth through shape sorting.
Safe and Durable: Made from non-toxic, high-quality materials, ensuring safety during play.
Perfect for Toddlers: Ideal for children aged 12 months and up.
Engaging Play: Fun and interactive way for toddlers to learn about shapes while enjoying hands-on exploration.

Enhances Cognitive Development: Helps toddlers recognize and differentiate between various shapes, fostering early learning and problem-solving skills.

Improves Fine Motor Skills: The act of picking up, holding, and placing the shapes into the columns strengthens hand-eye coordination and dexterity.

Promotes Shape and Color Recognition: Encourages toddlers to identify shapes and colors, enhancing shape recognition.

Develops Problem Solving Ability: Putting shapes in the designated slots help develop logical thinking.

Start by Exploring: Lay out the four geometric shapes (triangle, square, circle, and rectangle) and let your child explore their colors, textures, and sizes.

Sort the Shapes: Show your child the columns and explain that each shape fits into its corresponding slot. Encourage them to match the shapes with the correct column.

Encourage Problem-Solving: As your child begins sorting, gently guide them if they struggle, helping them understand how each shape fits into the right place.

Interactive Play: Play together by naming the shapes and colors as your child sorts them, reinforcing shape and color recognition.

Enjoy Free Play: Let your child experiment with stacking or lining up the shapes outside the columns, fostering creativity and independent exploration.