Age : 3Y+
Includes - 28 Stones in 6 different Shapes
Stack It Up is the ultimate playtime companion for children aged 3 years to adults. These enchanting wooden balancing stones are a feast for the senses, designed to captivate young minds and provide hours of creative, imaginative play. Crafted with precision, these faceted balancing blocks are as beautiful as they are functional, making them the perfect addition to your child's playtime repertoire.
A Symphony of Colours: Our Stack It Up balancing stones are aesthetically colored with a perfect finishing touch, turning playtime into a visual delight. The vibrant hues stimulate children's imaginations and inspire colourful creations.
Endless Possibilities: The beauty of these stacking stones lies in their versatility. Stack them high, create whimsical structures, or experiment with patterns - the possibilities are limited only by your child's imagination. Stack It Up encourages creative play, allowing kids to manipulate and experiment as they wish.
Educational Play: Beyond the fun and games, Stack It Up serves as a valuable learning tool. As your child plays, they will enhance their hand-eye coordination, develop motor skills, and sharpen their concentration - all while having a blast.
Sensory Exploration: Stack It Up is a great introductory toy for sensory play. The tactile sensation of the wooden blocks and the visual appeal of the colours engage your child's senses, making learning through play a multisensory adventure.
Build, Balance, Imagine: Let your child build towering castles, precarious bridges, or any structure their heart desires. With Stack It Up, they embark on an imaginative journey that keeps them engaged for hours on end.
Give your child the gift of Stack It Up - where playtime becomes a canvas for their imagination. With this set of 5 faceted balancing blocks, you're providing endless fun and learning opportunities for your little one. Watch them explore, create, and grow, all while having a fantastic time.
Experience the magic of Stack It Up today - the perfect balance between learning and fun!
Skill Development -
Our Stacking Stones are not just a source of entertainment; it's a valuable learning aid. It nurtures crucial skills, including Hand - Eye Coordination, Dexterity, Colour Recognition & Counting, Focus & Balance, Resilience & Play Manipulation, Creative Imagination
Playing Tips -
1) Start with the Basics: Begin by introducing your child to the stacking stones and encouraging them to explore the different sizes and shapes. Let them get comfortable with the pieces before attempting to build.
2) Building a Tower: Begin with a simple tower. Show your child how to stack the stones from largest to smallest or vice versa. This will help them understand basic balance and size relationships.
3) Mix and Match: Encourage creativity by mixing the stones from different sets or combining them with other toys. This can spark imaginative play and open up opportunities for storytelling and creative thinking.
4) Building Challenges: Once your child is comfortable with the basics, introduce challenges like building the tallest tower they can without it falling over. This promotes problem-solving and patience.
5) Patterns and Colors: Use the stones to teach basic concepts like patterns and colors. Ask your child to create patterns with the stones or sort them by color.
6) Balancing Act: Challenge your child to build structures with overhangs or unique shapes. This will help them develop balance and spatial awareness.
7) Team Play: If you have multiple sets or children, encourage cooperative play. Have them work together to build a structure, fostering teamwork and communication.
8) Storytelling: After building a structure, ask your child to tell a story about it. This not only stimulates their creativity but also enhances language and narrative skills.
9) Counting and Math: Use the stones as a counting aid. Ask your child to count the stones as they stack them or create math problems involving the stones' numbers and sizes.
10) Time Challenges: Set a timer and challenge your child to see how quickly they can build a tower or a specific shape. This can be a fun way to introduce an element of competition and improve their dexterity.
11) Outdoor Play: Take the stacking stones outdoors and explore how different surfaces (like grass, sand, or a picnic table) affect stability and balance.
12) Show and Tell: Encourage your child to show off their creations to the family or friends. This boosts their self-esteem and provides an opportunity to explain what they've learned.
