Develop Fine Motor Skills with Open and Close Board

Open & close - Peekaboo Puzzle

Rs. 399.00

~~Rs. 699.00~~

Quantity:

Brand: Tinyvers by Pereyan LLP

Type Montessori

Availability: 19 In Stock

Encourage your child's imagination and creativity with our high-quality Open and Close Montessori Board, which is designed to let them move, open and close the doors as much as they want, featuring colorful pictures and interactive designs to keep them engaged and develop a healthy bonding with you while they explore the endless possibilities of play and learning with this interactive toy.

Product Specification

Material Type: Wood

Recommended age: 1 year +

Net Quantity: 1

Packaging Dimension(l*b*h; dia) :21*19*8 cm

Item weight: 112g

Model number : PYN_OP

SKU : PYN_OP_285

Country of Origin: India

Manufacturer: Supreme Handicrafts/ Bharat Arts & Crafts

How to play?

1. Place the board on a flat surface, such as a table or the floor.

2. Show your child how to slide, move, open and close the doors on the board with their fingers.

3. Encourage your child to explore the board.

4. Ask your child questions while hiding the characters behind the doors; such as ¢ ‚¬Å“where is the rabbit hiding?¢ ‚¬ , ¢ ‚¬Å“Mr sun is nowhere to be seen.¢ ‚¬

5. Play along with your child and take turns telling stories or making up scenarios using the board.

6. As your child plays with the board, point out the different colors and shapes on the doors to help them develop their cognitive and sensory skills.‚

What will my child learn?

As they slide, move, and open and close the doors on the board, they are enhancing their hand-eye coordination and developing finger strength and control.
Regularly interacting with your child while playing with the board can enhance their language and communication skills.
Playing with the board can help kids improve their concentration and focus as they try to find and identify the hidden characters behind the doors.
The interactive design and colorful pictures can stimulate kids' imagination and creativity, allowing them to come up with their own stories and scenarios.