Uncle Goose Wooden Braille Maths Toy Block Set
The Uncle Goose Braille Maths Blocks are a set of 16 wooden cubes, debossed with numbers 0-9 and the Nemeth Braille Code for mathematics symbols.
Handmade in the US from Midwestern basswood, these block toys are eco-friendly and plastic free. One side features a debossed carving of the Braille numbers, with the reverse side featuring a carved number. Each of the other sides have non-toxic ink colours and painted numbers. The different colours makes them brilliant for stacking towers, making patterns and help with number recognition.
These blocks are very tactile and offer a great sensory experience, allowing children to work on STEM education and build fine motor skills. Uncle Goose focus on attention to detail, with intricate carving that offers heirloom like durability and ensures they can be enjoyed for generations. This is a truly timeless toy. With their vibrant design, these also make beautiful display pieces.
- Handmade with sustainably sourced Midwestern basswood
- Includes 16 cubes, each debossed with Braille numbers 0-9 and Nemeth Braille Mathematics symbols
- Perfect for developing STEM education and fine motor skills
- Great tactile sensory toy
- Plastic free and eco-friendly
- Non-toxic coloured ink print
Size: Each cube = 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.5cm
Sensory Play: Touch, visual and cognition
Schematic Play: This toy is suited to children displaying the connecting and positioning schemas.
Safety Instructions: Suitable for children aged 2+
Founded in 1983 by William Bultman, Uncle Goose is a family wooden toy brand from Michigan in the USA. Using sustainably sourced and eco-friendly wood from the Great Lakes, Uncle Goose specialise in handmade wooden Waldorf blocks. Bultman believed in the multi-purpose nature of blocks and how children can incorporate them into cognitive development. These toys are designed to be hard wearing so they can be enjoyed time and time again. With a variety of styles available, there is a huge amount of opportunity for fun. Uncle Goose blocks encourage counting, stacking and spelling, with as many other uses as you can think of. Elegantly simple.