Uncle Goose Wooden Hindi Language Toy Blocks

The Uncle Goose Hindi Language Blocks are a set of 32 wooden cubes with letters, numbers and colourful animal patterns engraved on the sides.

This Hindi edition features the traditional Devanagari alphabet, with two sets of vowels, numbers 0-9 and a colourful pattern that joins accross blocks to make pictures of fish, elephants, turtles, and peacocks.

Handmade from Midwestern basswood in the US, these plastic-free block toys are great for STEM education. Practise spelling, stacking, sorting and matching! Each sides colour is made with non-toxic ink that is safe for children's skin and mouths. The Waldorf blocks are made with incredible attention to detail, making for heirloom-like quality.

The bright colours make learning fun and exciting, allowing children to also develop fine motor skills and explore the senses. Uncle Goose blocks make a lovely gift that will be enjoyed for generations. They are truly timeless.

• Handmade from sustainably sourced Midwestern basswood
• Includes 32 cubes, each engraved with the Devanagari alphabet, animal patterns and numbers
• Great for STEM education and open ended play
• Tactile and sensory toy
• Plastic free and eco-friendly
• Non-toxic printed ink colouring

Size: 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.5cm

Sensory Play: Touch, visual and cognition

Schematic Play: This toy is suited to children displaying the connecting and positioning schemas.

Safety Instructions: Suitable for children aged 3+

Founded in 1983 by William Bultman, Uncle Goose is a family wooden toy brand from Michigan in the USA. Using sustainably sourced and eco-friendly wood from the Great Lakes, Uncle Goose specialise in handmade wooden Waldorf blocks. Bultman believed in the multi-purpose nature of blocks and how children can incorporate them into cognitive development. These toys are designed to be hard wearing so they can be enjoyed time and time again. With a variety of styles available, there is a huge amount of opportunity for fun. Uncle Goose blocks encourage counting, stacking and spelling, with as many other uses as you can think of. Elegantly simple.