I love playing with Wedgits
and I’m loving that my kiddos are starting to pull them off the shelf on their own to play with them, too! At first Cutie Pie was building some simple things like a tower, which he called a Christmas tree, but then he started trying more complicated things. Once he started trying to build with more than just 2 shapes Sweet Pea wanted in on the action. At first he would just build to knock things down, but since then he’s gotten pretty creative, too!
and I’m loving that my kiddos are starting to pull them off the shelf on their own to play with them, too! At first Cutie Pie was building some simple things like a tower, which he called a Christmas tree, but then he started trying more complicated things. Once he started trying to build with more than just 2 shapes Sweet Pea wanted in on the action. At first he would just build to knock things down, but since then he’s gotten pretty creative, too!Wedgits are a really great toy! The kiddos are learning about nesting, stacking, designing, horizontal, vertical. They are using their imagination tangibly, but also abstractly and having lots of fun doing it! I’m loving it!
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I am not familiar with this toy but it looks like fun and as you memtioned they are learning at the same time. A win-win toy! 🙂 joyce
we LOVE Wedgits. Lee plays with her set all the time.
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I used to have Widgets at the child care centre and the 3-5 year olds loved them.