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Janod - Tropik Shape-Sorting Crocodile - Wooden Early-Learning Toy - Educational Toy: Shapes and Colours - 8 Slot-In Shapes - FSC-Certified - Water-Based Paint - 1 Year + - J08267
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CROCODILE SHAPE SORTER: To play this shape-sorting game, baby must identify the different shapes and colours, then insert the pieces in the right slots. Once the crocodile is full, children can retrieve the pieces via the mouth and start all over again. EDUCATIONAL AND CLEVER: Observe, sort, stack a...
Highlights
- Includes 8 slot-in pieces: 2 stars, 2 cylinders, 2 cubes, and 2 pyramids
- Felt-lined bottom cushions falling wooden blocks to reduce noise
- Easy piece retrieval through the crocodile's open mouth
- Made from FSC-certified plywood and schima wood with water-based paint
- Helps develop fine motor skills, shape recognition, and vocabulary
Key specifications
- Age Suitability
- 1 to 3 years
- Dimensions
- 27 x 10.9 x 8.8 cm
- Finish
- Water-based paint
- Contents
- 1 shape-sorting box, 8 slot-in pieces
- Model Number
- J08267
Pros
- Felt base cushions falling blocks to quieten playtime
- Simple retrieval through the mouth allows continuous solo play
- Constructed using FSC-certified plywood and schima wood
Cons
- Limited to four basic shape types across the eight blocks
- Only designed for early toddlers up to 3 years old
Frequently asked questions
What age group is this toy designed for?
This shape sorter is suitable for toddlers aged 1 to 3 years.
What shapes are included with the sorter?
It includes eight slot-in pieces in total: two stars, two cylinders, two cubes, and two pyramids.
How do children retrieve the blocks once sorted?
Children can reach in and take the blocks back out through the crocodile's mouth.
What materials are used to make this toy?
It is crafted from FSC-certified wood (plywood and schima), felt, and water-based paint.
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