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Bamboo Baby Car
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https://www.tts-international.com/bamboo-baby-car/1018925.htmlProduct Code: 708-EY11529
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Why you'll love this product
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Trajectory Play
Encourages trajectory schematic play, helping children understand movement and spatial awareness. Ideal for enhancing physical development in early years settings.
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Hand-Eye Coordination
Develops hand-eye coordination as children grip, push, and roll the cars. Supports fine motor skill development.
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Imaginative Play
Incorporate into early imaginative play, allowing children to create stories and scenarios. Enhances communication and language skills.
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Coordination Support
Supports the development of coordination through interactive play. Encourages both fine and gross motor skills.
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Physical Development
Aligns with the EYFS curriculum's focus on physical development. Helps children develop motor skills through engaging play.
Bamboo Baby Car
A set of four wooden vehicles made of bamboo, designed to develop hand-eye coordination.
Overview
Enhance learning with the bamboo baby cars, promoting motor skills and hand-eye coordination. These cars support EYFS curriculum goals, encouraging physical development through play while developing spatial awareness and movement understanding.
Children gain personal, social, and emotional growth through exploration and imaginative play. Using these cars, they can create stories, enhancing communication and language development. Each set of four cars allows for collaborative activities, ideal for early years group settings.
Constructed from durable bamboo, these classic wooden cars are not only eco-friendly but also perfect for small world play scenarios. They contribute to the development of fine and gross motor skills, making them a valuable addition to any early years environment.
Supports the National Curriculum
EYFS, Physical Development
Encourages the development of motor skills - fine and gross.
EYFS, Personal, Social & Emotional Development
Encourages babies and toddlers to explore.
EYFS, Communication & Language
Develops pretend play.
