Sequence and Spatial Relationship Learning Ring Stackers New

This desktop learning board is ideal as a sequencing puzzle for children from 2 years of age. There are 6 sets of rings each with their own distinctive colour. These can be used in open play or for colour identification, sorting, and sequencing on a desktop before being used with the base. The children can then progress to open stacking of similar colours and then sequences of different colours that they invent by themselves. The inset spaces in front of the stacking rods provide a space for prescribed sequence blocks, which challenge the children to find the correct coloured rings and repeat these in the same sequence from the top of the stack down. When they manage to complete a single stack of 6 in the correct order can they do the same for 2, 3, 4 and eventually 5 stacks. An  interesting, absorbing, and wonderful resource that will develop better colour focus, spatial awareness, sequencing and logical thinking.

Features

     •  Safety tested for children from 2 Years +

     •  Pieces made from solid beech, base from plywood

     •  Comprises of 30 coloured rings (6 sets of 5 similarly coloured pieces) 

     •  Painted using safe hardwearing water-based paint and finished with UV protective varnish