In the initial stage, children can stack the geometric shape on the board which will help develop hand muscle and eye-hand coordination. Parents can teach about colors and shapes. In the next stage, parents can ask children to identify and match the shape patterns with those on the board such as circle, square, triangle and learn about fractions at the same time. Lastly, parents can guide children to place the two different shape patterns with those on the board helping them learn about problem-solving skill (AQ). Parents can also teach about mixing colors to obtain another color such as mixing red and yellow to obtain orange. This shape sorter allows a child to identify and match the shape patterns with those on the board and learn about fractions at the same time. From 3 years and up.
