Skillofun

Sector 6, Imt Manesar, Haryana

A wonderful toy for hand & eye coordination and dexterity. This challenging game will have children enthralled for hours trying to disengage the shape from the tower.

• There are four towers that can be joined together as a jigsaw puzzle or played with separately among a group of children.
• Each tower has a shape in three primary colours each.
• There are pegs on the tower, and respective cavities in the shape.
• Rotate the shape around to match the cavity to the pegs and release the shape from the tower.
• Encourage the child to talk about colors (which color of shape he/she is taking out), shape, direction (move right, left, up, down), etc.
• Can also make it into a timed competition for extra fun!

This product is 100% non-toxic.

A precursor to writing skills.

• While moving the beads on the twisted wires, child improves his grip and wrist muscle movement.
• These movements are the same that are utilised by the child while learning how to write.
• Also helps improve counting and color recognition.

A precursor to writing skills.

• While moving the beads on the twisted wires, child improves his grip and wrist muscle movement.
• These movements are the same that are utilised by the child while learning how to write.
• Also helps improve counting and color recognition.

• Each rod has ten beads.
• Great tool to learn arithmetic
• 100% non-toxic and child-safe.

This toy is wonderful to teach the child the concept of fractions and parts, along with strengthening the learning of shapes and matching.

• There are four circles ranging from one whole to one-fourth.
• Starting with a whole circle, the next level has the piece cut into two, then into one-third, and the final level into one-fourth.
• Once the child has understood the concept of fractions, have him put the pieces in the correct way to make a whole circle each time.
• The difficult part is that each part has a cavity of a particular shape.
• Let the child identify the cavity in the piece and match it with the shape on the base.

• There are 26 alphabet tiles, one for each alphabet.
• Each tile is made up of 4 parts - one part is the alphabet and three parts have one object each that starts with that alphabet.
• The child has to identify all three objects that start with one alphabet, identify that alphabet, and put all the 4 pieces together to finish the puzzle tile.
• A total of 104 pieces.
• Made of MDF, it uses non-toxic inks
• 100% child-safe.

Numerals from 0 to 9, cut out of sandpaper and mounted on separate boards.

• Begin by sensitizing your fingers.
• Take out 1, trace three times and say its name: “one”
• Give to the child to repeat. Place the board at the top of the table.
• Repeat the exercise with other numbers.

Recommendation: The 0 is presented after the Spindle Boxes, when the concept of zero has been introduced.

A most educative shapes sorter!

• This colorful board with pegs has 3 pieces each of 9 different geometric shapes in 3 different colors.
• A total of 27 pieces
• Differentiate shapes and colors, count them, stack them in the right order, and more!
• Very educative. Teaches children counting while they learn shape/color identification and hand & eye coordination!

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

A wonderful toy to reinforce the concept of shapes and introduce the concept of construction.

• Three pieces each of each shape in three different colors.
• Put the pieces in the right place to make an engine!
• Great for hand & eye coordination, logical thinking and placement.

A great way to learn about animals, birds and vegetables.

• There are three sliders - one each for animals, vegetables and birds.
• Each slider has four cutouts of the respective theme.
• The slider slides on top of the box so you can keep replacing the theme by changing the slider.
• Given along are wooden block cutouts of four animals, vegetables and birds.
• The child has to recognize the theme of the slider, identify the objects of that theme and 'post' it into the correct cavity.
• Great for recognition, grip and hand & eye coordination.

There are 4 blocks, each containing 10 cylinders with knobs, each cylinder fitting into its respective hole.

• Block 1: The cylinders vary in two dimensions: the diameter increases from 1cm to 5.5cm. The height remains constant at 5.5cm.
• Block 2: The cylinders vary in three dimensions: the diameter increases from 1cm to 5.5cm. The height increases from 1cm to 5.5cm.
• Block 3: The cylinders vary in three dimensions: the diameter increases from 1cm to 5.5cm. The height decreases from 1cm to 5.5cm.
• Block 4: The cylinders vary in one dimension: the diameter remains the same. The height increases from 1cm to 5.5cm.

English cursive alphabet a-z, cut out of sandpaper and mounted on separate boards.

• Begin by sensitizing your fingers.
• Take out 'a', trace three times.
• Give to the child to repeat. Place the board at the top of the table.
• Repeat the exercise with other alphabets.

One doesn't usually find a fun way to teach Telugu, but here it is!

• All Telugu consonants are available in this colorful tray, along with the objects that start with them.
• All the alphabets come out of their cavities with the help of the knobs.
• Identify the object and the associated alphabet and place the alphabet back in its cavity.
• Comes with an eco-friendly drawstring pouch for easy storage of pieces.
• 100% non-toxic and child-safe.