Wooden dominos for kids - EKT2460

"Product Name : Wooden dominos for kids
Contents : ""Introduce endless fun with Wooden Dominos for Kids, a vibrant set that sparks creativity and learning through classic domino play.""""Crafted from child-safe materials, this set features colorful wooden dominos, promoting fine motor skills, pattern recognition, and strategic thinking in young minds.""""Inspire hours of entertainment as children explore the world of numbers, balance, and coordination with this educational and tactile Wooden Dominos for Kids.""
Recommended Age : 3 TO 6 YEARS
Skills that can be developed : Fine Motor Skills: Playing with Wooden Dominos for Kids encourages precise movements as children set up and topple the dominos, enhancing hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.
Cognitive Development: Through strategic planning and pattern recognition during gameplay, children develop essential cognitive skills, including critical thinking, problem-solving, and understanding of cause and effect.
Social Interaction: Multiplayer domino games foster teamwork, communication, and sportsmanship, promoting positive social skills as children collaborate to create and topple intricate domino setups.
Weight : 0.31 kg
Measurments : 13.4 × 2.5 × 12.9 cm
Color : IN BLOCKS PICTURE HAS BEEN COLOURED
Condition : NEW
Material : WOOD
Safety : Child-Safe Materials: Crafted from non-toxic materials, Wooden Dominos for Kids ensure a safe and healthy play experience, free from harmful substances.
Choking Hazard-Free Design: The set is thoughtfully designed with appropriately sized dominos, eliminating choking hazards and providing parents with peace of mind during children's play. Health-Conscious Entertainment: Prioritizing non-toxicity and minimized choking risks, Wooden Dominos for Kids offer an entertaining and educational experience that aligns with health-conscious play for young children. "

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"Set Up the Domino Line: Arrange the wooden dominos in a line, ensuring they are evenly spaced. This can be a straight line or a creative pattern depending on the desired setup.
Topple the First Domino: Gently push the first domino to initiate a chain reaction. Watch as the dominos fall in sequence, creating a visually engaging and satisfying display.
Experiment with Patterns: Encourage creativity by experimenting with different domino patterns and arrangements. Children can create loops, zigzags, or even 3D structures for added fun.
Learn Counting and Matching: Integrate educational aspects by counting the dominos as they fall and matching the numbers to enhance basic math skills. This adds a learning component to the play.
Collaborative Play: For a social experience, invite multiple players to take turns setting up and toppling the dominos. This fosters teamwork, communication, and shared excitement as the dominos tumble. "

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"Keep wooden dominos in a dry environment to prevent warping or damage.
Store them in a cool place away from direct sunlight to preserve the wood's natural color.
Clean with a damp cloth to remove dust or dirt; avoid using harsh chemicals.
Store the dominos in a sturdy box or container to prevent them from getting lost or damaged.
Periodically check for any loose or splintered pieces and sand them down for smooth edges.
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"Pick the Right Toys: Choose toys that match your child's age and interests. Look for items that engage their curiosity and imagination.
Create Play Zones: Set up play areas with different themes. Use simple props and household items to make it exciting. For example, a space corner or a jungle adventure spot.
Weekly Play Plans: Rotate toys every week. Introduce new ones and keep the old favorites hidden. This keeps things fresh and makes playtime more interesting.
Storytime Adventures: Turn play into stories. Use toys to create little adventures. This not only sparks creativity but also makes playtime more interactive and fun.
Mix in DIY Fun: Combine toys with simple DIY activities. Create art projects or build something together. This adds variety and lets kids explore different ways of playing."