Pebira Wooden Sorting Stacking Puzzle 20 Pieces Learning
A 20-piece wooden sorting and stacking puzzle that teaches colours, shapes and numbers while developing hand-eye coordination
- MaterialPlastic
- 20-piece set builds shape, colour and size recognition
- Sort by shape, colour or peg-hole count for early maths skills
- Smooth-edged wooden blocks sized for toddler hands and travel
- 100% non-toxic wood with water-based paint, child-safe finish
- Large pieces prevent swallowing hazard for ages 1 to 3
Montessori Puzzle for Toddlers
This wooden sorting and stacking puzzle contains 20 pieces designed for children aged one to three years. It supports early shape, colour and size differentiation through hands-on matching and stacking play. The set includes a rectangular chassis with pegs and blocks in five geometric shapes and five colours. It is intended for preschool learning at home or while travelling.
Smooth Wooden Construction
The puzzle is made from 100% non-toxic wood finished with water-based paint. Edges are smoothed to prevent scratches and the blocks are sized to reduce any swallowing risk. A slight harmless odour may be present initially and can be removed by wiping with a clean cloth. No batteries or power supply are required for normal use.
Sustained Skill Development
Repeated sorting by shape, colour or peg count builds spatial awareness and hand-eye coordination over time. The fixed peg pattern encourages consistent practice rather than a single burst of activity. Durable wooden pieces withstand daily handling without degradation. The toy remains useful across the full one-to-three-year age range.
Highlights
- 20-piece set builds shape, colour and size recognition
- Sort by shape, colour or peg-hole count for early maths skills
- Smooth-edged wooden blocks sized for toddler hands and travel
- 100% non-toxic wood with water-based paint, child-safe finish
- Large pieces prevent swallowing hazard for ages 1 to 3
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I set up the 20-piece wooden sorting puzzle and what is the common mistake?
Place the rectangle chassis on a flat surface, then match each of the 20 blocks to its peg pattern by shape and hole count; the step often missed is aligning the block holes with the correct pegs before pushing down.
What upkeep will the water-based paint and wood need over time?
Wipe the pieces with a clean, dry cloth after play; if a harmless odor appears, air the puzzle briefly and wipe again — no oils or chemical cleaners are required.
Which limit appears first during extended daily use by a toddler?
The pegs on the chassis may loosen before the 100% non-toxic wood or paint shows wear, so check peg stability periodically.
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