Below are some unique gift ideas to help build children’s global development and play skills.

Fisher Price: Cash Register

• Cause-and-effect toy  
• Model while saying these words: Put in/Take out, Open/Close, Push/Pull 
• Give them a turn (practice turn-taking and sharing attention)  
• Counting coins (1:1 correspondence)  
• Color Identification  
• Pretend Play: Pretend to buy items (toys, food, etc.)

Spike the Hedgehog

• Great toy to expand fine motor coordination 
• Counting  
• Color Identification: Following directions: “give me COLOR/put in COLOR”
• Taking-Turns

Busy Book for Kids

Targets: 

• Fine Motor skills, Hand-Eye Coordination, and Problem Solving 
• Color, number, and shape identification 
• Letters: identification, early spelling 
• Categorization and Classification skills: matching and sorting 

Includes: 

• Puzzles (sequencing), Animals, Food, Weather, Body Parts

Coogam Wooden Block Puzzle

• Targets problem-solving/Spatial reasoning skills
• Can practice asking for “help” 
• Color and shape recognition 
• Fine Motor Skills and hand-eye coordination 
• Constructive play: building geometric patterns/figures (pyramid, robot, fish, etc.)

Coogam Wooden Tower Stacking Game

• Following rules: taking turns rolling the dice and fine motor skills to remove the pull of a corresponding color block 
• Cause-and-effect play 
• Hand & Eye coordination 
• Color identification 
• Matching