Designed for everyday use
Made to be used
The word heuristic is derived from the Greek word "eurisko" which means "I discover" and describes an intuitive way of approaching challenges and solving problems. Our range of wooden heuristic play materials offers the opportunity to tap into toddlers' curiosity about the objects in the world around them and provides valuable opportunities to extend children's learning.
The open-ended nature of heuristic play encourages children to explore in their own way, apply their own creative ideas, and build on their own experiences.
This set contains three small, smooth beech wood bowls.
Stimulates sensory development, motor skills and observation abilities.
Diameter: 92 mm.
For children aged 10 months and over.
- Suitable for babies and toddlersSupports playful explorationSuitable for childcare and play corners
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- Material
- Wood
- Color
- Assorted
- Dimensions
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- Use
- Baby and toddler groups, daycare, and play areas
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Contact usCan my organisation pay by invoice?
Yes. Den Hartog supplies childcare, education and healthcare organisations. Your order can be processed by invoice.
Can I order larger quantities?
Yes. For larger quantities, contact us for personal advice on quantities, planning and delivery.
How will my order be delivered?
The delivery method depends on size and weight. Smaller materials are shipped as parcels; furniture is delivered carefully by appointment.
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