Treeyear Bộ Đồ Chơi Gỗ Hình Khối Kiddy Toys Đồ Chơi Xếp Hình Thông Minh Phát Triển Trí Tuệ Cho Bé Từ 2-6 Tuổi

HOW TO USE
1. Take the wooden box out and set it on a flat surface. Place the five pillars into the holes on the box, or leave them out for the first round.
2. Shape matching: let your child pick up a piece and find the hole on the box that matches its shape, then push it in.
3. Stacking: slide the beads onto the five pillars. Ask your child to stack all red pieces on one pillar, then all blue pieces on the next, and so on.
4. Shape sorting: ask your child to group the pieces by shape first (circle, square, triangle, star, heart, flower), then by color.
5. Lacing: thread the string through the hole in each bead to make a pattern chain. Let your child copy the pattern shown on the reference card.
6. Counting: count the pieces out loud as they are stacked, or take turns removing one and asking "how many are left?".
7. Each round takes 5-10 minutes. Store all pieces inside the box after play.
Tip: start with one pillar and three colors, then add the rest as your child gets faster.
WHY PARENTS AND TEACHERS CHOOSE IT
- Four games in one set: shape sorter, stacking tower, lacing beads and counting game, so the toy keeps being used as the child grows.
- Five pillars for parallel play: several children can stack at the same time without fighting over one tower.
- Color and shape recognition: each bead comes in a clear basic color and a distinct geometric shape, which makes sorting and naming easy for young children.
- Fine motor and hand-eye coordination: grabbing, matching, threading and stacking all work the small muscles needed before handwriting.
- Logic and early math: sorting, matching, counting and pattern copying build the base for classification and sequencing.
- The box is the storage: the pieces drop back inside the box base, so cleanup takes seconds and no parts get lost.
- Montessori friendly: open-ended playing, self-checking by shape, and no step-by-step rules needed.
- Safe wooden build: smooth sanded surfaces and rounded edges, painted in bright colors. No batteries, no screen, no noise.
- Compact and light: one box fits on a shelf, in a play bag or in a backpack.

APPLICATION SCENARIOS
- Home early learning, daily quiet time and after-dinner play
- Kindergarten, daycare and Montessori classroom manipulatives corner
- Occupational therapy and fine motor skill practice
- Parent-child activity on weekends and screen-free time
- Travel, restaurant waiting and car rides
- Birthday, holiday and back-to-school gift
SUITABLE AGE
- Recommended: 3-6 years (preschool and kindergarten, ages 3, 4, 5 and 6).
- Under 3: not suitable. The set contains small pieces that are a choking hazard, so it must be kept away from children under 3.
- Adult supervision is recommended for the first use, especially during lacing and stacking.
- Sizing note: please check the listed dimensions before ordering, and note that colors and shapes are sent as shown in the main image unless a specific set is chosen.
HOW TO USE
1. Take the wooden box out and set it on a flat surface. Place the five pillars into the holes on the box, or leave them out for the first round.
2. Shape matching: let your child pick up a piece and find the hole on the box that matches its shape, then push it in.
3. Stacking: slide the beads onto the five pillars. Ask your child to stack all red pieces on one pillar, then all blue pieces on the next, and so on.
4. Shape sorting: ask your child to group the pieces by shape first (circle, square, triangle, star, heart, flower), then by color.
5. Lacing: thread the string through the hole in each bead to make a pattern chain. Let your child copy the pattern shown on the reference card.
6. Counting: count the pieces out loud as they are stacked, or take turns removing one and asking "how many are left?".
7. Each round takes 5-10 minutes. Store all pieces inside the box after play.
Tip: start with one pillar and three colors, then add the rest as your child gets faster.
WHY PARENTS AND TEACHERS CHOOSE IT
- Four games in one set: shape sorter, stacking tower, lacing beads and counting game, so the toy keeps being used as the child grows.
- Five pillars for parallel play: several children can stack at the same time without fighting over one tower.
- Color and shape recognition: each bead comes in a clear basic color and a distinct geometric shape, which makes sorting and naming easy for young children.
- Fine motor and hand-eye coordination: grabbing, matching, threading and stacking all work the small muscles needed before handwriting.
- Logic and early math: sorting, matching, counting and pattern copying build the base for classification and sequencing.
- The box is the storage: the pieces drop back inside the box base, so cleanup takes seconds and no parts get lost.
- Montessori friendly: open-ended playing, self-checking by shape, and no step-by-step rules needed.
- Safe wooden build: smooth sanded surfaces and rounded edges, painted in bright colors. No batteries, no screen, no noise.
- Compact and light: one box fits on a shelf, in a play bag or in a backpack.
APPLICATION SCENARIOS
- Home early learning, daily quiet time and after-dinner play
- Kindergarten, daycare and Montessori classroom manipulatives corner
- Occupational therapy and fine motor skill practice
- Parent-child activity on weekends and screen-free time
- Travel, restaurant waiting and car rides
- Birthday, holiday and back-to-school gift
SUITABLE AGE
- Recommended: 3-6 years (preschool and kindergarten, ages 3, 4, 5 and 6).
- Under 3: not suitable. The set contains small pieces that are a choking hazard, so it must be kept away from children under 3.
- Adult supervision is recommended for the first use, especially during lacing and stacking.
- Sizing note: please check the listed dimensions before ordering, and note that colors and shapes are sent as shown in the main image unless a specific set is chosen.