Constructive Playthings Junior Large Hollow Wooden Blocks for Toddlers and Kids Ages 2-7, Set of 18 Assorted Shapes, Solid Hardwood
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Constructive Playthings Junior Large Hollow Wooden Blocks for Toddlers and Kids Ages 2-7, Set of 18 Assorted Shapes, Solid Hardwood
- IDEAL FOR TODDLERS: Scaled for ages 2+, this 18-piece wood block set offers a kid-friendly version of big building blocks. Ideal for early learning centers and hands-on building play
- SOLID HARDWOOD CONSTRUCTION: Made from dent-and splinter-resistant solid hardwood with a natural finish for durability, safety, and a warm, inviting look in classroom environments
- PERFECTLY SIZED FOR SMALL HANDS: The largest block measures 22" L x 5½" W x 2¾" H, lightweight and easy to grip, these wooden blocks empower young children to build with confidence and control
- SUPPORTS EARLY STEM SKILLS: Encourages open-ended play that teaches structure, balance, and spatial awareness while promoting early STEM learning through trial-and-error building
- PROMOTES SOCIAL & MOTOR DEVELOPMENT: Perfect for individual or group use, these blocks foster creativity, communication, and gross motor skill development through collaborative and imaginative play
Made of solid hardwood, this set of blocks offer smaller scale building than our regular set of hollow blocks but with all the same features.
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