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Indian Toys 1

Toys for children
by
Seema PeriwalandProf. Ravi Poovaiah
IDC, IIT Bombay
  • Printer-friendly version
  • Jigsaw puzzle.

  • Fit in box puzzle.

  • Locking puzzle.

  • Snake cube puzzle.

  • Interlocking puzzle.

  • Shape sorters.

  • Puzzle.

  • Peg Solitaire Puzzle.

  • Parking Puzzle.

  • Jigsaw puzzle.

  • Interlocking puzzle.

  • Puzzle.

Jigsaw puzzle.

Fit in box puzzle.

Locking puzzle.

Snake cube puzzle.

Interlocking puzzle.

Shape sorters.

Puzzle.

Peg Solitaire Puzzle.

Parking Puzzle.

Jigsaw puzzle.

Interlocking puzzle.

Puzzle.

Indian Toys 1 Toys for children by Seema Periwal and Prof. Ravi Poovaiah IDC, IIT Bombay Play is an essential part of childhood, supporting learning, growth, and the development of key life skills. Toys play a crucial role in this journey by stimulating creativity, problem-solving, social interaction, and motor skills. In India, traditional toys made from natural materials like wood, cloth, clay, and bamboo reflect the country’s rich cultural heritage. These handcrafted toys not only entertain but also encourage healthy development. While plastic toys have become more widespread due to their affordability, traditional Indian toys continue to hold significant educational and cultural value.

Among these are cognitive toys, which are specifically designed to enhance a child's thinking, reasoning, and analytical abilities. These toys help build concentration, memory, logical reasoning, decision-making, and organizational skills. Since children learn most effectively through play, cognitive toys are a valuable part of early development. In this context, we highlight a variety of Indian cognitive toys, categorized into puzzles, sorting toys, sequencing toys, and counting toys. Each type nurtures different mental skills, helping children prepare for more complex tasks and challenges as they grow.

For more details:
https://dsource.in/resource/indian-toys

Jigsaw puzzle.

Fit in box puzzle.

Locking puzzle.

Snake cube puzzle.

Interlocking puzzle.

Shape sorters.

Puzzle.

Peg Solitaire Puzzle.

Parking Puzzle.

Jigsaw puzzle.

Interlocking puzzle.

Puzzle.


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