Clever wooden clock with a cute sun motif combines learning and play: children learn to tell time, recognize numbers and shapes, while practicing fine motor skills by threading blocks onto a string. Includes 12 colorful geometric pieces, two movable hands, and a lacing string. Made of durable beech wood and finished with safe paints in muted tones for everyday play. Learning time, recognizing shapes and numbers, lacing for fine motor skills, and quality wooden craftsmanship in one.
Clever wooden clock with a cute sun motif combines learning and play: children learn to tell time, recognize numbers and shapes, while practicing fine motor skills by threading blocks onto a string. Includes 12 colorful geometric pieces, two movable hands, and a lacing string. Made of durable beech wood and finished with safe paints in muted tones for everyday play. Learning time, recognizing shapes and numbers, lacing for fine motor skills, and quality wooden craftsmanship in one.
Learning time with movable hands
With two rotating hands, children can clearly practice hours and minutes and more easily understand the concept of time.
Sorting shapes and recognizing numbers
12 colorful geometric pieces with numbers fit into the correct slots, with dot markings for visual counting.
Lacing fun for fine motor skills
Each piece has a hole for threading with the string—training grip, hand–eye coordination, and patience.
The POLARB wooden clock for kids combines shape sorting, number matching, and lacing into one versatile educational toy. Twelve numbered pieces in geometric shapes fit into the matching cutouts on the dial, while the movable hands help children understand how to tell time. Each piece has a hole for easy threading with the string, naturally developing fine motor skills and focus.
Clear numerals, dot markings for visual counting, and pastel colors support preschool skill development. Beech wood and non-toxic paints ensure safety and long-lasting durability. The toy encourages independent discovery and offers many ways to play—from ordering numbers 1–12 and matching shapes to first steps in telling time.
- Learning through play: numbers, shapes, colors, and the concept of time in one toy.
- Fine motor skills and coordination: block lacing and handling the clock hands.
- Safe materials: quality beech wood, non-toxic paints, smooth edges.
