To generate new ideas, sometimes you have to shift your usual view a little. The Raduga Grez Stacking Bows Biased will help you with that! A shifted rainbow inspires games like no other toy. You can combine the details in any way and turn the rainbow into a mountainous road for toy cars, or the Loch Ness Monster jumping out of the lake water, or a hole for a small creature. The
Raduga Grez Stacking Arches Biased will spark your imagination and inspire his work!
Possibilities with the Raduga Grez Stacking Arches Biased:
- Build Venice or St. Petersburg, use arches as bridges.
- Mix the arcs and touch with your eyes closed and try to guess their size from 1 to 7.
- Build hills and run your fingers along them.
- Imagine that each arch is a gnome's house. Give him a name and make up a story.
- Find balance by placing one bow on top of the other.
- Build a tunnel for a car.
- Sketch the details with a pencil on paper.
- Learn more about colors.
- Learn the terms "more-less."
Open Ended Play Open Ended Play makes it possible to learn in a holistic way: children have the opportunity to discover the properties of materials: how something feels, smells, moves. It offers children the opportunity to focus on creating from intrinsic motivation and inspiration. Play without rules! Children follow their imagination to make the game go in all directions. That is the core of Open Ended Play!
Sustainable play These beautiful wooden open ended play toys are handmade and sustainably produced.
Raduga Grez purchases the wood itself from responsible companies that ensure that the number of felled trees are also replanted.
The dyes used are non-toxic and water-based. By not using acrylic paint, the characteristic properties of the wood are retained. Only water-based paint, so it is also safe for children who like to put things in their mouths. The toys are inspired by the world around us: nature in all its facets.
Because Raduga Grez works with natural products, the colors on the picture may differ slightly from the product you receive. Tree-specific spots or streaks in the wood are possible. That makes every piece unique.
