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Tieramid®
Creative Blocks™ The design of Tieramid Creative Blocks was influenced by Friedrich
W. Froebel, the originator of the "kindergarten system". "Kindergarten
was designed to teach young children about art, design, mathematics, and
natural history." [source: Froebel Web]. One of the first developmental
toys Froebel created was a wooden cylinder. It represented a transitional
form between the sphere and the square. Tieramid expands on this cylindrical
structure and educational concept.
1.Tieramid blocks are for a broad range of ages and abilities: • With these nested blocks younger children learn hand-eye-motor
coordination skills and physical relationships of "large and small", "inside
and outside", "up and down". They learn the primary colors of red, yellow,
and blue. They also learn the secondary colors of orange, green, and purple.
• Elementary school children enjoy building complex play structures,
and play/practice adult roles.
• Adults find it challenging to make visually appealing configurations
or share games with children.
• People seeking rehabilitation can use Tieramid as a fun, engaging way to improve abilities. 2.Tieramid Creative Blocks can fit together or stack in an unlimited number of ways, both 2 dimensionally and 3 dimensionally. As cylindrical puzzle blocks they can be used for structured play. They are also designed to allow for open-ended play which promotes creative, imaginative thinking and problem solving. A child may associate the same yellow arch with a banana, a telephone, or even a smile. 3.Tieramid Blocks lay a foundation for math skills development. Each piece has a mathematical relationship to another based on a 1:10 ratio. |
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