Helen Plum Library

Shake or roll the toy to make the flaps click. Promotes problem solving skills, manual dexterity, color recognition and hand-eye coordination.

"Have you learned how to count yet? These animals will help you. One snail, five frogs, but how many mice are there? With the Counting Friends wooden puzzle, children can immerse themselves level by level in the world of numbers and, at the same time, develop a basic understanding of numbers." -- Publisher's website

Children will enjoy arranging blocks in the tray and, by attaching the velcroed knob, balancing the ball to run on the track. This learning toy helps enhance fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination.

Crocodile Creek pet shop puzzle has 6 colorful pets to place in the pet shop window. Large pieces are easy for little hands to grasp. Develops eye-hand coordination, visual perception and thinking skills.

"Who wants to ride the number train? These cute critters do! Match the tops and bottoms of the train cars by number or color or pattern. Or mix them up just for fun. Use it to teach numbers and colors, and promote fine motor skills." -- Publisher's website

"This adorably designed floor puzzle measures approximately 3 x 2 feet with unique puzzle shapes for extra fun. Puzzle pieces are thick and sturdy, . With puzzles kids learn visual recognition, cooperation, fine-motor development, problem solving and cognitive skills."--

"It's time to learn, and you're it! Kids can search for their furry forest friends (and learn plenty of skill-building lessons along the way) with the Hide & Seek Learning Tree House. Shaped like a big leafy tree, this engaging educational activity set helps kids build fundamental abilities including fine motor skills, number, color, and shape recognition, and matching and sorting skills. Play games of hide and seek with the five friendly animal stickers...

Enjoy two fun-filled playtime activities in one! The Find It! 123 combines a puzzle and game into one highly educational, interactive learning experience. First assemble the puzzle, then play the game by finding the images on the puzzle border within the puzzle image. Develops motor, visual perception and language skills

Puzzle board with 8 colorful autumn leaves including, maple, oak and walnut.