Nins, Rings And Coins

Grapat £39.50

6 Nins, 36 rings, 18 coins in natural wood
Hide the Nin!
Encourages open-ended play

Grapat nins, rings and coins is a set of favourite loose parts which can be used together to create your own games and challenges. Six rings stacked together allow you to completely hide the Nin, and the coins let you cover and uncover them. Lots of fun with peepo and other games around object permanence.

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Grapat’s wooden toys are inspired by a natural approach and the idea that children need only a few key basics to create their own games and imaginary worlds. Simple wooden figures, cups, bowls, loose parts and shapes in seasonal shades provide a natural gateway to play for toddlers and young children.

Why we love figures

Explore character

You don't need many animals to have a collection rich in story-telling possibilities - a handful of 'goodies' and a 'baddie' is enough. To maximise play value, choose animals with distinct characters such as foxes, mice and goats. Think of the adventures you could have with a wolf, a lamb, a donkey, an owl and an ox. When combined with regular reading, especially traditional tales, the creative possibilities are endless.
First friends

Peg people occupy a special place in young children's play. With a stability that comes from a wide base and a supremely grippable head, they're perfect for the baby who is learning to grasp and place. Their simple design also makes them a blank canvas on which to paint any personality, great for small world play.
Rehearse real life

Play people are an especially important part of any pre-school toy box. In these characters children recognise themselves and their families and friends. Their play is usually about enacting real-life or imagined scenes - simple scenarios such as being at home in the kitchen or driving along in the car - compounding their understanding of the world and how everyone in it plays a part.