Early learning workbench
Ref. : 2143
This early learning workbench is an ideal support for the girls and boys development of their fine motor skills.
A small hammer to tap on the two nails that sink through the workbench and automatically move the needles at the front and back... Ding on the bell!
A saw that makes noise when turned, cogs to place on the right shapes (triangle, square, round) before operating them.
And nuts to screw and unscrew with the flat wrench before making the track along the wire.
An original Vilac creation!
Highlights:
• Wooden toy, durable• Development of fine motor skills• Discovery, observation, reflection• Montessori early learning toy• Exploration of causality•Cognitive development• Stimulates the imagination• Original creation
• Wooden toy, durable• Development of fine motor skills• Discovery, observation, reflection• Montessori early learning toy• Exploration of causality•Cognitive development• Stimulates the imagination• Original creation
18m+
Wood
Dimensions: 24 x 27 x 18 cm
Origin: China
Content:
• A wooden workbench• A hammer and a key• 3 cogs• 2 screws
• A wooden workbench• A hammer and a key• 3 cogs• 2 screws
Warning: Toy tested in laboratory, guaranteeing conformity to the European Directive 2009/48/EC for children from 18m+.
A wooden workbench, yes, but multi-activity!
Our workbench is decorative, but not only! It offers many activities to your child, while allowing him to "do like the grown-ups". A circular saw that goes "crick crick", nuts to travel on a metal wire, a small wooden hammer that, by hitting nails, will activate a bell. While having fun, your child will explore the causal link: I hit the nail, the bell rings.
Learning fine motor skills
When your child sits down in front of our wooden workbench, he will call upon many abilities: concentration, dexterity, patience, fine motor skills. The latter, unlike gross motor skills, is the art of handling objects, using his hands and fingers to grab. With its many accessories to manipulate, push, pull, turn, our workbench offers a choice of activities adapted to children from 18 months.
A wooden educational toy
As little ones from 18 months are real adventurers/stuntmen, our multi-activity workbench is made of wood, which makes it very resistant to various shocks; the paint used is safe for children.
This wooden workbench is at the crossroads of educational play and imitation play. Indeed, beyond its many learning activities, it will allow children to develop their imagination "by doing like the grown-ups".
With this workbench and its accessories, your child will be able to have fun tinkering and inventing stories using the different tools.
This wooden educational game is a must-have in the children's bedroom (or in the parents' living room).
Our workbench is decorative, but not only! It offers many activities to your child, while allowing him to "do like the grown-ups". A circular saw that goes "crick crick", nuts to travel on a metal wire, a small wooden hammer that, by hitting nails, will activate a bell. While having fun, your child will explore the causal link: I hit the nail, the bell rings.
Learning fine motor skills
When your child sits down in front of our wooden workbench, he will call upon many abilities: concentration, dexterity, patience, fine motor skills. The latter, unlike gross motor skills, is the art of handling objects, using his hands and fingers to grab. With its many accessories to manipulate, push, pull, turn, our workbench offers a choice of activities adapted to children from 18 months.
A wooden educational toy
As little ones from 18 months are real adventurers/stuntmen, our multi-activity workbench is made of wood, which makes it very resistant to various shocks; the paint used is safe for children.
This wooden workbench is at the crossroads of educational play and imitation play. Indeed, beyond its many learning activities, it will allow children to develop their imagination "by doing like the grown-ups".
With this workbench and its accessories, your child will be able to have fun tinkering and inventing stories using the different tools.
This wooden educational game is a must-have in the children's bedroom (or in the parents' living room).
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