wooden jigsaw puzzle 2 Rainbows

If you are thinking of a toddler stacking tower, you certainly cannot imagine a rainbow with a mirror image of it. And this is what this classic toy in the Grimm's version looks like.

It has all the usual elements: a stable base with a bar and wooden blocks placed on it. Seemingly nothing extraordinary, but when we mention that the individual elements have the shape of arcs, from which you can create two rainbows that are your reflection, it becomes much more interesting. And when we give this toy to the hands of children of different ages, we will see that the children's imagination will conjure up much more from it.

Initially, children will train quite a difficult skill of putting blocks on the bar. Depending on how they will hold the bow in their hand, the task will turn out to be more or less complicated. It will be time to experiment with the sequence later. Nowhere is it said that they have to follow the pattern and arrange the whole thing so as to create 2 rainbows. The colors can be mixed or arranged according to the invented pattern. Individual elements can be used to sort or match in pairs.

This tower also offers the same design options as the Grimm's Rainbow set. Arches can be used to build a tunnel, bridge, fences, spatial towers with fantastic shapes, tracks for balls or colorful compositions on a plane. They can serve children as cradles for dolls or elements of their homes. In combination with other wooden blocks, they will create more than one world in which the stories invented by the child will play out.

Playing with Grimm's blocks is:

learning colors;

the ability to distinguish between large and small and to arrange items in the correct order;

training for children's hands that are willing to manipulate pleasant-to-touch elements;

stimulus for all senses (especially for the sense of touch - the elements are almost velvety and encourage children to arrange them, move them around, roll them);

eye-hand coordination;

practicing precise manipulation of elements;

concentration;

stimulating spatial imagination;

the ability to use individual elements creatively and combine them with other toys;

contact with beautiful, perfectly finished toys that preserve the natural structure of the wood. Each visible jar, knot, discoloration is a sign of quality, not a defect.

ATTENTION! While playing with this set, make sure that the last, smallest piece of the puzzle is placed on the bar, which is a kind of protection. If a child uses elements without a base, put it aside.