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Montessori Busy Board with LED Light
Montessori Busy Board with LED Light
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£17.99 GBP
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£23.99 GBP
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Description
Introduce your little ones to the Montessori Busy Board Sensory Toy with LED Light Switch, designed for children aged 2-4. This engaging wooden activity game promotes early learning through hands-on play, allowing kids to explore various interactive components. The LED light switch adds a fun sensory element, helping them understand cause and effect while enjoying vibrant colors and textures. With its durable construction, this lightweight toy (0.25 kg) is perfect for travel, making it easy to keep your child entertained on the go. As they manipulate the different features, children will enhance their fine motor skills and logical thinking, all while having fun!
Specifications
Specification | Description |
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Age Range | 3 years old and above |
Size | As shown in the picture |
Weight | 0.25 kg |
Material | Wood |
Function | Exercises logical thinking and hands-on skills |
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Features
- Engaging Learning Tool: Designed for children aged 2-4, this busy board promotes early learning through hands-on activities that stimulate curiosity and creativity.
- LED Light Switch: Features an interactive LED light switch that adds a sensory element to playtime, helping kids understand cause and effect.
- Durable Wooden Construction: Made from high-quality wood, this toy is sturdy and safe for young children, ensuring long-lasting enjoyment.
- Compact and Portable: Lightweight design (0.25 kg) makes it easy to take on the go, perfect for travel and keeping little ones entertained during outings.
- Enhances Fine Motor Skills: Encourages children to practice logical thinking and develop fine motor skills through various interactive components on the board.
- Visual and Tactile Stimulation: The vibrant colors and different textures engage children's senses, enhancing sensory development while they play.
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