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Educational toys for 5 and 6 year olds stretch reading, numbers and logic, turning school-age curiosity into skills through games and challenges.
Natural quartz crystals, fractured to reveal bright facets and finished with a metallic vapour that gives each stone a rainbow, oil-on-water shimme...
View full detailsExplore our captivating Writing and Counting Trays set, meticulously crafted to ignite children’s numeracy development. Tailored for toddlers, thi...
View full detailsThe Luna StoryTime Projector Classic Starter Set turns everyday moments into magical, screen-free storytelling adventures. This 3-in-1 device funct...
View full detailsGrimm’s Counting with Colours is one of the most stunning wooden math-learning tools ever created, featuring 200 colourful wooden tiles in two ...
View full detailsSpelling made fun! Look who’s had a stylish makeover with these wooden, cursive alphabet magnets. This 57 piece set is made up of 26 uppercase and ...
View full detailsSoft to touch and inviting to explore the Papoose felt coloured alphabet, 26 hand felted letters, is a beautiful tool for learning through play. Th...
View full detailsThe Second Box Of Color Tablets introduces secondary and tertiary colors as well as the language of colors. The box contains 22 wooden tablets, a p...
View full detailsA mini replica treasure chest packed with a pirate's haul of sparkling stones and novelties. Inside you'll find cracked quartz, agate and polished ...
View full detailsIntroducing our 2-tone counting maths set, designed to make learning basic maths concepts and improving counting skills a joyful and engaging exper...
View full detailsHead down to the farm for tractor fun with the John Deere Tractor StoryTime Figurine for the Luna StoryTime Projector (sold separately). Featuring ...
View full detailsWith 'Place the Cylinder', develop spatial reasoning and numeracy skills by counting the cylinders and sorting them by colour.
Garden Part-Whole Board is a tool to help children learn the composition and decomposition of numbers. Understand the relationship between "part-p...
View full detailsThis one is a vibrant display of early math possibilities. Let’s count from one to ten. Using sticks to practice counting is a tried and true metho...
View full detailsThe Trinomial Cube is a concrete representation of the algebraic formula (a + b + c). The factors of the equation are represented by cubes and pris...
View full detailsA genuine fossil collection featuring specimens such as shark teeth, ammonite, crinoid, brachiopod, bivalve, belemnite, coral, gastropod and echino...
View full detailsEnhance Math Skills with Our Two Piece Math Frame Set Interactive Learning for Hands-On Exploration Explore the world of addition and subtraction w...
View full detailsShare moments of faith, comfort, and inspiration with the Angel figurine cartridge for the Luna StoryTime Projector (sold separately). Featuring si...
View full detailsWith 'Lace the String', stimulate the child's fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination and precision, by having it thread a lace through the differ...
View full detailsThe Maths Bus is a 2-in-1 game for one or more players which can be played as a board game for simple race or played on the side of the bus. It is ...
View full detailsTime to explore our universe by taking a trip into space. This 12 piece solar system comes with all the planets in our solar system, both a male an...
View full detailsThe Third Box Of Color Tablets introduces the final stage in color discrimination - that of grading. The box contains 63 wooden tablets representin...
View full detailsA hands-on dig kit that lets young palaeontologists excavate genuine fossils millions of years old. Real specimens are set inside a plaster block, ...
View full detailsIntroducing the Counting Stair: A Fun Way to Learn Numbers Are you looking for a delightful educational tool to help your child learn counting? The...
View full detailsStep into the Neighborhood of Make-Believe for the Luna StoryTime Projector (sold separately) with the Daniel Tiger figurine cartridge. Featuring f...
View full detailsThe strongest picks are open-ended and hands-on — magnetic tiles, construction sets, marble runs, strategy games and STEM kits. They stretch reading, numbers, logic and creativity through play, and because there's no single right answer, they keep challenging school-age children as they grow.
Magnetic tiles, marble runs, building and construction sets, and simple coding or circuit toys all suit five and six year olds. They turn geometry, physics, cause-and-effect and logical thinking into hands-on play, building genuine STEM skills without it feeling like schoolwork.
Well-chosen educational toys grow reading, numbers, logic, spatial reasoning and problem-solving, plus the focus and persistence school demands. Open-ended designs let children discover concepts themselves, which sticks better than rote learning and suits how five and six year olds like to play.
Hands-on, screen-free toys put a child in charge of the thinking, building deeper skills, creativity and social play than most electronic toys. Blocks, games and STEM kits are used in many ways and invite others to join, offering richer learning than a screen.
Match the toy to your child's interests and aim just above their current skill, so it's challenging but achievable. Favour open-ended toys and games that grow with them. A few versatile, absorbing pieces beat a shelf of single-purpose gadgets for a school-age child.
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