Bright Watercolours Set of 6

Teaching kids about colours is a holistic and multifaceted approach to early childhood development. It engages children across various domains, fostering cognitive skills, sensory awareness, and creativity, while also providing a foundation for future learning.

Unlock a world of colourful creativity with our Long-Lasting Poster Paint Set, specially crafted to captivate young minds and teach children about the wonders of colours. Dive into a vibrant painting experience as the strong and bright hues come to life with just a wet brush, eliminating the need for messy spills and minimizing waste. These safe and washable watercolour blocks are perfect for younger artists, ensuring a worry-free and enjoyable painting session.

The non-toxic colour blocks are designed to never dry out, providing a long-lasting artistic companion for endless creative endeavours. The set includes six bright watercolours neatly housed in a sturdy palette with a convenient plastic lid for easy storage, making it a practical and versatile choice for both parents and educators. Introduce the joy of painting with a product that combines vibrant expression, safety, and longevity, offering an ideal tool for nurturing a child's artistic exploration.

Recommended for 18+months

Developmental benefits

• Cognitive Development: Understanding colours involves cognitive processes such as categorization, recognition, and memory. Learning the names and attributes of colours helps children build cognitive structures, enhancing their ability to organize and classify information. This lays the groundwork for more complex cognitive skills later in life.
• Language Skills: Teaching colours provides opportunities for language development. As children learn colour names and describe objects by their colours, they expand their vocabulary and improve their ability to express themselves verbally. This contributes to the development of effective communication skills.
• Sensory Exploration: Exploring colours engages the senses, particularly sight. The vibrant visual stimuli associated with different colours stimulate sensory perception, contributing to the development of neural pathways in the brain. Sensory experiences also foster a deeper understanding of the world around them.
• Fine Motor Skills: Activities involving colours, such as colouring or painting, often require fine motor skills. Holding and controlling crayons, markers, or paintbrushes as children apply colours to paper or other surfaces helps refine their hand-eye coordination and dexterity.
• Creativity and Imagination: Colours play a crucial role in artistic expression. Teaching kids about colours encourages them to experiment with combinations, fostering creativity and imaginative thinking. It allows children to express themselves visually and explore the world through their unique perspectives.
• Mathematical Concepts: Understanding colours lays the foundation for basic mathematical concepts. Sorting, categorizing, and comparing objects based on their colours introduce fundamental principles of classification and measurement, providing an early introduction to mathematical thinking.
• Emotional Development: Colours can evoke emotions and moods. Teaching kids about the emotional associations of colours helps them understand and express their feelings. This emotional awareness contributes to their overall social and emotional development.
• Problem-Solving: Identifying and naming colours involve problem-solving skills. For example, matching objects to their corresponding colours requires cognitive processing and decision-making. This early exposure to problem-solving lays the groundwork for more complex cognitive abilities.