Ms. Rachel™ Sort & Count Nesting Blocks
Category: Blocks & Stacking
Play and learn with popular educator Ms. Rachel™! Stack, sort, match, count, and learn with this fun and educational Melissa & Doug play set for toddlers and preschooler two and older. Themed after Ms. Rachel’s popular “Bubble, Bubble, Pop!” song, the five sturdy cardboard nesting cube “fish tanks” also stack into a fun tower. The sides of each cube include numerals, the corresponding number of fingers, colorful fish to count, and underwater scenes. Sort 15 wooden play fish by matching them by color and number and dropping them into the blocks! The Melissa & Doug Ms. Rachel™ play set includes a special bonus Learning Card with play ideas and skill-building tips for caregivers. These Melissa & Doug toys are toddler learning toys, designed by Ms. Rachel™ and developmental experts, to support all children through their ages and stages, from 2-5+ years. Ms. Rachel™ toys are ideal newborn toys, toddler toys, preschool toys, and wooden toys. From baby shower gifts to baby essentials, these products help babies and families learn, bond, and thrive. Ms. Rachel™ is a real teacher and passionate educator, with two master’s degrees in education, who creates research-based videos and products to support learning for littles. This product is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. FSC certification ensures that products come from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social, and economic benefits, and that forests are protected for future generations. Please note that FSC certification applies to new inventory only (FSC C156584)
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PLAY AND BUILD SKILLS!
Sensory
Sensory play—hearing a rhyme about fish, seeing fish, touching fish—gives kids an understanding of concepts in their world.
Cognitive
As kids practice sorting, counting, and identifying numbers and colors, they are learning to observe, problem-solve, and make decisions.
Motor
Grasping the fish and stacking (and knocking down!) the blocks encourages small and large muscle development.
