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Smart Gifts for 3 Year-Olds
Three year-olds are interested in everything and learn everywhere, all the time! Shop our range of toys and games to inspire and educate your preschooler.
The early years are so important to child development, and three is the perfect age to start to enjoy more structured games together and to help them understand, through play, more about the world around us.
Discover the World: Science and Engineering
There's so much to discover when you're 3! Engage a child's natural passion to understand the world around them with this range of high-quality resources.
Get Building with Kids First Automobile Engineer
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A great STEM learning resource, which helps develop fine motor skills, visual-spatial skills, and reasoning and concept development skills.
The story-based construction kit is an excellent early development toy. The chunky pieces and easy instructions mean children from 3 years old can enjoy independently building mechanical models they will be very proud of.
Creative Educational Toys
Durable, well-designed wooden toys are great for young children to develop their creativity, motor skills and visual processing.
Spotlight On: Haba Creative Stones
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Calling all creative builders! The different coloured blocks of the Creative Stones 3D arranging game can be used to create a variety of patterns and shapes. The only limit is you imagination.
The geometric forms help to develop spatial understanding and fine motor skills through play.
First Games
Children learn best through play. While they are having fun playing, they are also learning and practicing essential social and academic skills.
Spotlight On: Q-Bitz Junior
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Q-Bitz Junior is designed especially to offer the right level of challenge to the youngest players.
Introduce your 3 year-old to pattern matching, spatial reasoning and problem solving. Players race to recreate the pattern with their cubes – fastest player wins the card!
The Parent Guide offers extending learning opportunities for understanding patterns, sorting, observation and memory.
Fun Learning Resources
Gently introduce preschoolers to more formal learning opportunities.
