Learning Resources Tactile Game Puppy’s Home 3+ years set of 20 textured plastic bones and puppy

The Learning Resources Puppy’s Home tactile game is an effective way to improve a child's tactile skills. Little ones help the fluffy dog sort its food and hide the bones in the house for a wonderful "seek and find" game, suitable for curious children who discover the world through touch and exploration.

The set contributes to the development of several important skills: shape recognition, texture recognition, color recognition, and language development. As the child handles each bone and describes it, they enrich their vocabulary and train their senses in a natural and pleasant way, through free play or play guided by an adult.

The set includes 20 bones with different textures, such as smooth, silky, ribbed, crinkly, and rubbery, stored in a plastic house. The box also contains the cute puppy that accompanies the game. Each bone is approximately 5 cm long, suitable for small hands learning to sort and match pieces based on the sensation they offer when touched.

The game is recommended for ages 3 and up. Warning! Do not leave packaging within reach of children and remove any packaging before giving the toy to the child.

Features:

• help the fluffy dog sort its food
• hide the bones in the house for a wonderful "seek and find" game suitable for curious little ones
• contributes to: shape recognition, texture recognition, color recognition, language development
• the set includes 20 bones with different textures (smooth, silky, ribbed, crinkly, rubbery, etc.) stored in a plastic house
• also includes the cute puppy

Frequently asked questions

What age is this game suitable for? The game is recommended for children aged 3 and up.

How many pieces does the set contain? The set includes 20 bones with different textures, a plastic house, and a puppy.

What textures do the bones have? The bones have different textures, such as smooth, silky, ribbed, crinkly, and rubbery, to stimulate the tactile sense.

What skills does this game develop? The game contributes to the recognition of shapes, textures, and colors, as well as language development.