Name: Let's Solve!-F2180
Brand: KiwiCo
SKU: PSHA-F2180
Price: 50 USD
Availability: InStock

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Let's Solve!-F2180

With this crate, your toddler will develop spatial awareness and explore early geometry with matching games and puzzles.

Your child can rotate, match, and fit six shapes onto the right peg for problem-solving practice.

Stack, sort, and toss three beanbags to practice shape recognition.

Explore three shapes through tactile and gross motor play.

Encourage bilateral coordination by threading the needles through eight beads to make colorful patterns.

Over 20 pages of research-backed guidance, development milestones, and activities to try at home. 

Trapezoids fold out into hexagons to inspire toddlers to build imaginative worlds and playgrounds. 

Help shapes find their way back together again by matching puzzle pieces to complete each page.

Shapes are symbols — just like letters and numbers. So learning to identify, sort, and organize shapes (Balls are circles! Roofs are triangles!) is a key part of your little one’s early literacy and math development. As your toddler starts to notice shapes, they may also start recognizing colors — have patience, this skill takes time!

At 18 months, your baby is starting to get mighty resourceful. They might copy a grownup, use a found object as a tool, or try different approaches to solve a problem.

Matching, sorting, and grouping things helps your little one build reasoning skills. Of course, calling all four-legged animals “cats” might not sound very reasonable, but there’s a method to their matching mayhem.

From turning door knobs to building block towers to feeding themselves with a spoon, your toddler is hard at work refining their small muscles. So what if sometimes more food gets on their chin than in their mouth? Precision takes practice (and patience)!

Whether they’re making their move (walking, running, clambering up stairs) or making things move (hurling balls and beanbags . . . and the odd spoon), your little one needs to hone their large muscles to make it happen. Enjoy this wonderful time (and maybe double-check the childproofing)!

As your kiddo practices and improves their hand-eye coordination, they’ll get better at matching what they see with where their body is in space — so they can reach, grasp, and point with precision.

Whether they’re nesting toys inside other toys or squeezing themselves under a chair, your toddler is experimenting with space and how things fit together — a key step toward learning math, playing sports, and making art.

Play that engages the senses helps reinforce learning and builds stronger brain connections, so bring on the squishy, fleecy, bumpy, sticky fun!

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