ELC Wooden Stacker

Description: Brand: ELC / Age: 12 months / 7 stacking rainbow coloured discs.

Newest Review: ... top, which my daughter seems to be unable to distinguish between - perhaps the ELC would have been better painting these in ... more

... two completely different colours rather than two slightly varying shades of blue! The central pole slots into the base, but remains loose and wobbly. The base and top are rounded. The ELC states that this is to prevent injury if a child falls onto the toy. There are several reviews on the ELC site where the reviewer is unhappy with the central pole not being fixed to the base, as they feel it makes this toy difficult to use. This could be the case for a child at the younger end of the age range the stacker is intende...more

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ELC Wooden Stacker: Back to basics! (429 words)
by - written on 04/02/09 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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The ELC wooden stacker is a series of brightly coloured different shaped rings, which stack onto a central base and pole, and is topped by a big wooden ball. It is aimed at children between 12 and 24 months. The stacker is beautifully made from FSC certified wood. There are no sharp edges - all the surfaces have been very well sanded and smoothed. The base, pole and top are unpainted, but lightly varnished. The seven rings are painted in bright (non toxic) colours, which are largely excellent for helping your child to learn their colours. That is, however, apart from the two blue rings at the top, which my daughter seems to be unable to distinguish between - ... Read the complete review

Stack it high (523 words)
by - written on 24/02/08 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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Wooden Stacker When we are learning about size in the classroom, stackers are one of the toys we frequently use, and this is one of the better ones I have found. **Product and Packaging** The stacker comes nicely boxed and without lots of bits of paper with the instructions- it's really self explanatory! There are a few ideas on the side of the box with the different ways it can be used - Smallest to biggest hoops and vice versa, and talking about smallest and largest hoops. I don't know whether these little tips are strictly necessary because it seems to me fairly obvious what you would talk about, but I suppose they have to have ... Read the complete review