Wooden Sorting Trays, Multicolour – Set of 7

Seven colourful trays that can be stacked, nested, sorted, and used in many different ways. With the Wooden Sorting Trays set, children can explore colours, compare sizes, and enjoy simple open-ended play through arranging and organising objects. The set includes 7 wooden trays in different colours. They can be used for sorting, stacking, grouping, or organising small play materials. Their open shape makes them easy for children to handle and rearrange. The trays can become part of colour-sorting games, size comparisons, small-part organisation, or imaginative free play. A simple yet versatile wooden toy for children who learn best through hands-on exploration.
350,00 L
Manufacturer: Marc Toys

Seven colourful trays and many ways to play.

Some of the most engaging toys are also the simplest ones. This set of wooden sorting trays gives children the chance to explore colours, compare objects, and experiment with different ways of arranging and grouping materials.

The set contains 7 wooden trays in different colours, designed to be used together in sorting and organising activities.

Children can stack them, place them one inside another, arrange them in different ways, or include them in other play activities.

A simple set with many possibilities

One of the best things about these trays is their flexibility.

They can be used for:

  • sorting objects by colour;

  • grouping by size;

  • organising small toy pieces;

  • stacking and balancing activities;

  • open-ended and imaginative play.

Because the trays do not impose one single way of playing, children are free to discover their own ideas and uses.

How to play

Children can begin by exploring the colours and shapes of the trays.

Then they can try simple activities such as:

  • stacking the trays;

  • arranging them in a chosen order;

  • sorting small toys or natural materials into them;

  • grouping objects by colour;

  • building a small tower or creative arrangement;

  • using the trays in pretend play as little boxes, display trays, or storage spaces.

Parents can offer ideas such as “Let’s put objects of the same colour into each tray”, “Can you build a tower?” or “Which tray should hold the small pieces?”.

What skills can children practise through play?

  • Colour recognition, by observing and naming the trays.

  • Sorting and classification, by grouping objects in different ways.

  • Hand-eye coordination, while handling and arranging the pieces.

  • Fine motor skills, through lifting, stacking, and organising.

  • Logical thinking, by comparing and choosing how to arrange materials.

  • Imagination and open-ended play, by using the trays in creative situations.

Open-ended play with room for imagination

Today the trays may be used for sorting. Tomorrow they may become part of a pretend shop, a construction game, or a small organisation activity.

Their simplicity makes them easy to combine with many other toys and learning materials.

Warning: not suitable for children under 3 years. Adult supervision is recommended.

The Wooden Sorting Trays set is a lovely choice for children who enjoy simple, beautiful, and versatile toys that support hands-on learning and open-ended play.

Products specifications
Attribute name Attribute value
Dimensions 150 x 150 mm
Age 3+
Model number M12
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Seven colourful trays and many ways to play.

Some of the most engaging toys are also the simplest ones. This set of wooden sorting trays gives children the chance to explore colours, compare objects, and experiment with different ways of arranging and grouping materials.

The set contains 7 wooden trays in different colours, designed to be used together in sorting and organising activities.

Children can stack them, place them one inside another, arrange them in different ways, or include them in other play activities.

A simple set with many possibilities

One of the best things about these trays is their flexibility.

They can be used for:

  • sorting objects by colour;

  • grouping by size;

  • organising small toy pieces;

  • stacking and balancing activities;

  • open-ended and imaginative play.

Because the trays do not impose one single way of playing, children are free to discover their own ideas and uses.

How to play

Children can begin by exploring the colours and shapes of the trays.

Then they can try simple activities such as:

  • stacking the trays;

  • arranging them in a chosen order;

  • sorting small toys or natural materials into them;

  • grouping objects by colour;

  • building a small tower or creative arrangement;

  • using the trays in pretend play as little boxes, display trays, or storage spaces.

Parents can offer ideas such as “Let’s put objects of the same colour into each tray”, “Can you build a tower?” or “Which tray should hold the small pieces?”.

What skills can children practise through play?

  • Colour recognition, by observing and naming the trays.

  • Sorting and classification, by grouping objects in different ways.

  • Hand-eye coordination, while handling and arranging the pieces.

  • Fine motor skills, through lifting, stacking, and organising.

  • Logical thinking, by comparing and choosing how to arrange materials.

  • Imagination and open-ended play, by using the trays in creative situations.

Open-ended play with room for imagination

Today the trays may be used for sorting. Tomorrow they may become part of a pretend shop, a construction game, or a small organisation activity.

Their simplicity makes them easy to combine with many other toys and learning materials.

Warning: not suitable for children under 3 years. Adult supervision is recommended.

The Wooden Sorting Trays set is a lovely choice for children who enjoy simple, beautiful, and versatile toys that support hands-on learning and open-ended play.

Products specifications
Attribute name Attribute value
Dimensions 150 x 150 mm
Age 3+
Model number M12