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SKU: SKUAqYFhhCvSp Categories: Babies & Toddlers, Early Years, Shop The Full Range Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Enhanced Motor Skills: These pots help children develop fine motor skills through engaging activities like posting, emptying, and filling, supporting hand-eye coordination.
Coordination Development: These pots help children develop coordination by encouraging them to grasp and manipulate objects, aiding in early physical growth.
Mathematical Exploration: Suited for early mathematics learning, these pots encourage children to freely play with objects, which aids in understanding quantities and relationships.
Social and Emotional Growth: Promoting exploration, these pots facilitate personal, social, and emotional growth, supporting children in developing critical early social skills.
Curriculum Aligned: These pots enhance physical development, math skills, and personal growth, aligning with the EYFS curriculum through structured play.

A trio of wooden pots designed to enhance fine motor skills through posting and sorting activities.

Featuring three coloured wooden pots with removable lids for posting and sorting, suitable for children aged 10 months and up.

Constructed from robust wood, these colour matching posting pots offer a multifaceted approach to early learning development. These pots are specifically designed to enhance fine motor skills, aiding children in developing their hand-eye coordination during sorting, posting, and categorising activities.

Aligned with the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) curriculum, these pots are instrumental in advancing physical development, fine motor skills, and basic mathematical understanding. Engaging with these resources allows children to explore basic concepts such as physical dimensions and volume through hands-on experiences.
The set provides educational interactions that cater to both individual play and group settings, enhancing social and emotional skills while furthering cognitive abilities. This approach promotes a deep understanding of the physical and numerical world around them, encouraging exploratory play.