Flowers Stacking Tower

Wildflower is a symbol of simplicity and beauty. Tulip is a reminder of the Tulip fever times and a lemon is like from Old Dutch masters’ paintings. For children it is an unusual stacking tower. For kids’ rooms it is a decor.

How to play:

Build anything you like with the details
Outline each shape with a pencil on a paper and color them
Build anything you like, then draw it or make from clay
While playing, discuss that flowers need water, light and air for life, as much as people need care, love and attention

Why we love blocks

Spatial awareness

Like puzzle pieces, blocks fit together. Unlike puzzle pieces, they can do so in a variety of ways. Learning to predict what fits where is the work of many years. Which pieces will I need? Do I have enough? The expert can see simply by turning the blocks over in her mind.
Small world play

Is your castle missing a section of wall? Does your railway need a tunnel? Never fear! Here is your humble set of blocks to the rescue. Infinitely versatile, blocks provide the canvas upon which to paint your stories.
Pattern-making

Red, blue, red, blue; big, small, big, small. So much of early mathematical thinking is about making patterns. Can you see how it's a small skip from here to odds and evens or the two-times table? A set of blocks like the one above can even illustrate a number's relative size and how it can be combined to make ten.