Space - Touch and feel puzzle - Andy Westface
Ref. : 7401
Go on a journey to the stars with our tactile wooden puzzle, poetically illustrated by Andy Westface. With its starry decor, its dreamy animals in weightlessness and its different textures (soft, grainy, rough, fluffy), your child will develop their sense of touch as well as their analytical and observational mind.
Highlights:
• Wooden toy.• Montessori early learning toy.• Place the animal shape in the right place.• Promotes motor and sensory development.• Development of hand-eye coordination.• Observe, analyse, understand.• Sorting, making, undoing, redoing.• Touching different textures.• Vocabulary enrichment, the child learns the names of animals.
• Wooden toy.• Montessori early learning toy.• Place the animal shape in the right place.• Promotes motor and sensory development.• Development of hand-eye coordination.• Observe, analyse, understand.• Sorting, making, undoing, redoing.• Touching different textures.• Vocabulary enrichment, the child learns the names of animals.
18m+
Wood
Dimensions: 20 x 2 x 20 cm
Origin: China
Content:
• A wooden base printed on the top and 5 different textures in the slots.• 5 wooden pieces in the shape of animals.
• A wooden base printed on the top and 5 different textures in the slots.• 5 wooden pieces in the shape of animals.
Warning: Toy tested in laboratory, guaranteeing conformity to the European Directive 2009/48/EC for children from 18m+.
Vilac has designed this magnificent rainbow-coloured touch panel populated with weightless animals in space, poetically illustrated by artist Andy Westface.
Under each animal is a texture that the child discovers by lifting the pieces. Soft, grainy, rough, with striations, the textures hidden under the animals provide so many sensations that allow children from 18 months to develop their sense of touch more finely.
Each animal has a specific place: the little ones develop their analytical and observational skills as well as their fine motor skills to place each animal in the right place.
Under each animal is a texture that the child discovers by lifting the pieces. Soft, grainy, rough, with striations, the textures hidden under the animals provide so many sensations that allow children from 18 months to develop their sense of touch more finely.
Each animal has a specific place: the little ones develop their analytical and observational skills as well as their fine motor skills to place each animal in the right place.
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