Sort & Seek Polar Animals Activity Set

The five polar animals each have their own little igloo that your child can open and close. Whether the brown walrus with number 4 lives in the blue or the green house today is entirely up to your child — what matters is the chance to talk about its colour, its number, and what a walrus actually is.

This set strengthens your child’s storytelling skills and ability to tell things apart. It’s also ideal for memory games or sorting the animals by number. And who knows, maybe it’s easier to remember a walrus than just the number 4 on its own. Includes an English learning guide with ideas for activities. 

Here, important skills are engaged, which are great for your child's well-being and ability to learn:

• Here, your child can stimulate their fine motor skills.
• Strengthen your child's understanding of language through play.

Suitable for ages 18 mos. to 5 yrs.

Practising how to sort objects expands your child’s ability to sort through the many impressions they experience daily. In order to understand what something is and what it means, we first need to understand how it differs from something else. And sorting toys and activities specifically help with that.

Many real-life situations require us to organise and sort – for example, we use that skill when we sort our laundry, go to the recycling depot, or solve an equation.

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