Wooden Rings, Coins and Peg People

Open-ended wooden pieces for sorting, counting, stacking and storytelling: rings, coins, and little peg people your child will give names to. They work as currency in a shop game, as a family at a dolls house, or as the thing being counted into piles on a rainy afternoon.

Seven ways to buy: twelve peg people, a family set, a full rainbow of twelve, a rainbow set of six, a seasonal set of six, thirty-six coins, or seventy-two rings.

Materials

Solid wood with a painted finish.

Care

Dust with a soft, dry cloth. For marks, wipe with a cloth wrung out in warm water and a little mild dish soap, then dry straight away. Do not soak the wood, and skip bleach and abrasive cleaners. An occasional rub of food-grade mineral oil or beeswax polish keeps the wood from drying out.

Please note

Small parts. Best with an adult nearby, and not for a child who still puts things in their mouth.

Start with the set that fits the game your child is already playing.