LEAN TOYS Juguete educativo Montessori de madera clasificador con ruedas formas y números

Early learning often feels like a battle between fun and fundamentals. This wooden sorter on wheels solves that by turning shape, number, and colour recognition into a playful, pull-along adventure. Toddlers naturally push, pull, and explore—now each movement reinforces fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and logical thinking. With 15 chunky blocks and a sturdy rolling base, it’s a toy that grows with your child from first grasp to confident sorting.

Who is it for

Designed for curious minds aged 18 months and up, this Montessori-inspired sorter is ideal for parents, grandparents, and educators who want screen-free, skill-building play. It suits toddlers developing pincer grip, preschoolers mastering numbers 0–9 and basic shapes, and any child who loves toys that move. The pull cord invites walking practice, while the vibrant blocks keep little hands busy at home, in nurseries, or on the go.

Main features

• 15 wooden blocks: 10 number tiles (0–9) and 5 shape pieces (circle, square, triangle, star, heart).
• Pull-along base with 4 smooth-rolling wheels and a sturdy cord for active play.
• Montessori-inspired design encourages self-directed learning and problem-solving.
• Non-toxic, water-based paints in bright, child-safe colours.
• Blocks store neatly inside the sorter base—no lost pieces, easy cleanup.
• Durable solid wood construction built to withstand daily toddler use.
• CE certified and conforms to EN71 safety standards.

Specifications

• Material: High-quality wood
• Included pieces: 15 blocks + 1 sorter base with wheels
• Shapes: Circle, square, triangle, star, heart
• Numbers: 0–9
• Mobility: 4 wheels, pull cord included
• Recommended age: 18 months and up
• Safety: CE, EN71 compliant
• Paint: Non-toxic, water-based
• Assembly: None required
• Educational focus: Shape, number, and colour recognition; fine motor skills; hand-eye coordination; problem-solving

Tips

Start by letting your child explore the blocks freely—naming colours and shapes as they hold them. Then show how each block fits its matching slot, celebrating every success. Use the pull cord to create a “delivery game” where blocks are carried to a pretend shop. For older toddlers, ask them to find the number 3 or the star, then roll the sorter to a new spot. Always supervise play and check the toy regularly for wear.