HABA 3D Arranging Game Creative Stones With 28 Wooden Blocks

Product Description

Calling all creative builders! The different colored blocks of the Creative Stones 3D arranging game can be used to create a variety of patterns and shapes. But that’s not all! The blocks are 3 Dimensional stones that can be recombined to build new structures. Whether children play alone or with others their imagination will know no bounds. The geometric forms help to develop spatial understanding and fine motor skills via medium of play., Includes:, 28 colorful blocks, 15 template cards, 1 frame, Materials: Plywood and beech Cleaning Instructions: HABA recommends using a cloth lightly dampened with warm water. If you wish to disinfect the toy with a cleaning agent, use a small amount of either water and a mild dish soap or a water & vinegar essence mix. Both options work extremely well in destroying bacteria and cleaning wooden toys. After cleaning, wipe the toy dry with a clean cloth. Remember, Wood is a natural material that soaks in moisture. Do not ever submerse wooden toys in water or place in a dishwasher. Disinfectants (even organic baby wipes), should not be used as they can damage the water based protective coatings applied to protect the stains or paints beneath.

Product Highlights

• Calling all creative builders! Time to make amazing 2D and 3D patterns both on and off the board!
• Children as young as 2 will enjoy making their own structures and patterns using free play, or experimenting with the simpler pattern cards
• This toy is sure to hold the attention of older builders as well with the 2 and 3 star degree of difficulty pattern templates. Adults will even want to join in on the patterning fun!
• Contents include: 28 wooden blocks (2 each of 3 colors and 4 each of the remaining 4 colors), 15 double sided template cards with 3 levels of difficulty and 8.5″ x 8.5″ wooden frame.
• Made in Germany of plywood and beech from sustainable forestry and treated with water-based, solvent-free stains. Great for independent play, the geometric forms help develop spatial understanding and fine motor skills via the medium of play.