SECTOR GUIDE: PRE-SCHOOL BIGJIGS TOYS
The Baby Bigjigs range includes educational wooden toys for children under three years old. A host of new toys have been
introduced this year including puzzles, pull-alongs and ride- ons. New Push Along Bead Frames come in elephant, giraffe and crocodile forms and are aimed at youngsters aged one and above. Meanwhile, the Triangular
Activity features a colourful abacus on one side, a blackboard on the other, and
with wooden letters and picture blocks on the third, is perfect for those aged one and up. Children will also love
matching the different vegetable and fruits in two chunky lift and match puzzles. Great for introducing the concept of jigsaw puzzles, the chunky pieces are perfect for little hands and can be used as a prop to teach about healthy eating. 01303 250400
ORCHARD TOYS
Orchard Toys specialises in fun learning, educational games and jigsaws for children aged 18 months to seven years, with a particularly strong pre-school offering. The range of over 115 games and
jigsaws come in bright colourful packaging to provide stand out on retailers’ shelves. New game Counting Caterpillars is aimed at three years
plus, with the object of the game being to complete the colourful caterpillar in the correct number sequence of one to ten. Orchard Toys says that the game is
great for developing early counting skills and links with Early Learning Goals and National Curriculum Maths key stage one. 01953 859535
You’re on the right track with the new monorail from BRIO.
Get your fast track BRIO order only from Marbel. Call 0845 6000 286. GrowingGreatBrands
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