Wooden building block

A child learns logic and reasoning by playing with these wooden block . From simple activities of learning how to pile wooden blocks so they will not topple over to building color patterns a child is learning that they can manipulate the blocks. They use them as their tools and can make patterns and structures. A child can learn through trial and error what works.

A child will sit for hours figuring out how to best build a fortress out of building blocks. While one piece may not work, they will keep trying until they have it as they want it. Only then, to tear it all down and begin again. Wooden block  are an old-fashioned toy that children of all ages can play with, from baby’s right up school age and beyond. This simple wooden toy has evolved and developed over the years and the humble square block can now be found in almost every shape and color conceivable.

Building blocks promote imaginative play and creativity whether played with alone or with friends, and are great for families with children of varying ages as their size prevents them from being a choking hazard. Some Small children learn a lot from this wooden block and help to make learning fun. Babies are happy to practice their grasping and clutching skills, by playing with these wooden blocks and they soon learn the art of building and knocking down simple towers. And their hand and eye co-ordination improves towers will soon grow taller, but knocking them down is still far more fun at this age!.

There are many types wooden block that are decorated with bright colors, the alphabet, numbers and pictures. Which makes them visually more attractive for babies and toddlers, Toddlers are naturally inquisitive to these wooden blocks and hence blocks with different images help to increase their vocabulary and understanding of the world around them. The children can learn the alphabet with the help of building blocks so that can be used for simple spelling games. There are many childcare centers and pre-schools and schools that keep building blocks available for their students. And as kids gather these blocks, they learn social skills and interaction and also learn to work as a team and build things together. These blocks are  important learning skills for young children
Wooden block are  simple and low-tech but  have proven themselves to such an extent that they can be  found in almost every child's toy box.