Recognizing shapes oriented in different directions helps develop spatial skills.

Continued shape identification meets sorting and stacking for added complexity.

Organic pieces expand your child's knowledge of 'paret' and 'whole' relationships.

Dropping the dots into each slot and sliding the tab to release them provides practice in coordination and color matching.

With up to 18 sides each, concentration and precision come into play while stacking these boulders.

Pushing, knocking, pounding and banging the pegs into the holes takes coordination–cards add color matching fun.

Explore with liquids (and other fun-to-pour items) to discover how the same volume can appear different as it changes shape.

Fill the pails to experiment what makes them level for a lesson in balance and weight.

Create an association between the number shape and quantity with this visual, tactile representation.

Little hands will love this non-stop water play that engages their curiosity and imagination.

Squeezing the spray bottle and grasping the squeegee turn skill-building into functional fun.

Busy bodies can zoom, lock, unlock, and place friends inside to get their creative wheels spinning.