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Shelters of the World Wooden Blocks will inspire educational play and questioning. Each wooden block features a colourful print of a different type of house, shelter or hut. A great block play set for role play as well as exploration of different cultures. Made from solid New Zealand Pine, the largest piece measures 13cm high. This fun and natural set is suitable for toddlers from the age of 12 months through to older children. This houses and shelters set is excellent for early childhood educational centres with family groupings due to the wide age group.

 

This resource helps children to understand the people and the world around them. Our range of global and multicultural resources help to support children’s learning about their communities, as well as the world in general. These resources aid in the promotion of understanding and acceptance of different cultures, beliefs, languages, families, appearances and lifestyles. As children gain an understanding of their community, they also gain an understanding of themselves. This develops confidence and a sense of identity. Incorporating multicultural resources into play is a great way to introduce these concepts in fun and unobtrusive ways. Play is an important part of early childhood. Play encourages children to learn, develop and grow whilst they have fun. Through play, children can develop important cognitive and physical skills. Play encourages creativity, imagination, perseverance and the development of language and social skills.

Shelters of the World Wooden Blocks 15 pieces

$120.95Price
2-3 days

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