Animal Dominos
Matching the animals and playing the game with you or an older sibling encourages your child to recognize similar shapes and colors. While playing you can talk to him and tell him what each animal is called, which will also promote learning.
Hickory Dickory Clock
Learning to tell the time is another skill that can be helped with wooden games. This clock helps your child learn the time and complements the nursery rhyme. The wooden blocks are removable and of different shapes, so she has to fit them in the right shape as well as learn the numbers and colors. Then the hands of the clock can be moved round to help her learn to tell time.
Personalized Wooden Puzzles
You can buy puzzles with your child's name included so he can put it together and use it on his bedroom door or just keep it as a puzzle. This helps him learn how to read his name and is a colorful, enjoyable puzzle to complete. They can be bought with objects in them such as a train or numbers, clowns, vehicles or even a butterfly.
Educational Puzzles
Children enjoy jigsaw puzzles and as they grow they get to put together puzzles with up to 350 pieces. To start your child off try these wooden puzzles with numbers, the alphabet, colors and shapes and even arithmetic to help her learn as she plays.
For all these games and puzzles see links in Resources.