Bornelund Nathan Fun Learning Build-Up Cube (Around 3 Years Old) NA310072

Determine the color and number of the drawn blocks and recreate them in 3D. By carefully observing and looking at things from various angles, children will develop spatial awareness, the ability to accurately recognize various information such as position, direction, size, shape, and spacing. Spatial awareness is the foundation for many later abilities, such as writing, reading, and understanding and grasping topography. Build-Up Cube allows children to practice the following while playing: - Recognizing that a flat object drawn on paper (2D) is the same as a 3D block. - Understanding that the way an object appears changes depending on the viewing angle. - Determining the relative positions of objects in the foreground and background from a 2D diagram. - Understanding that an object exists in 3D even if it is hidden in the 2D diagram. We recommend starting from around the age of 3, when children begin to communicate more fluently with adults. - Gradually increase the difficulty of the problem cards to gradually increase the number of problems they can solve.

[Set Contents] 18 puzzle cards (3 difficulty levels: 6 cards each), 28 wooden blocks, 2 card stands, Japanese instructions

(From Amazon.co.jp) Materials: Paper, wood Country of Manufacture: France Ages: 3 and up