Wooden Sensory Toys: Loose Parts + Mandalas
Wooden sensory toys often consist of loose parts that set no rules: rings, bowls, balls and figures. Children sort by colour, lay out patterns, count and invent stories. A good half of this collection comes from GRAPAT, joined by Bauspiel, TIMBERIX, Wooden Story and GRENNN.
GRAPAT: Nins, mandalas and play kitchen
GRAPAT is known for its Nins, small wooden figures, for example as Baby Nins, Fancy Nins, Nins of the Forest or in the Houses + Nins set. Mandala sets such as Mandala Snowflake, Mandala Pumpkin or Mandala Stone contain lots of individual pieces for arranging and sorting. Fruits, Veggies, Bakes and Dishes work well for a play shop or play kitchen. The Perpetual Calendar is a perpetual wooden calendar, available in several languages.
Light and colour with Bauspiel
Bauspiel adds staircases and translucent luminous blocks, for example the Colour Staircase with Luminous Blocks, the Stairs blocks with Luminous Blocks or the natural-finish Stair stones natural.
Keeping play interesting
A few pieces on a tray such as the Game tray invite deeper play more than a full box does. The idea comes from Montessori practice; read more in our article on Montessori toys. Many sets contain small parts and suit children who no longer put things in their mouths. Why loose parts are so versatile is explained in our guide to open-ended play. You will find matching figures under wooden figures.
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