Heuristic game – Wooden set
Wooden cars – Rainbow
Wooden treasures
Tick It (tickit® on its own website) is the educational toy brand of Commotion Ltd, a British company based in Tonbridge, Kent. Its product team in the UK designs or selects each toy for learning through play, at home, in the classroom or in the clinic.
Tick It toys in wood, light and colour
The Rainbow Wooden Super Set brings together 84 solid beech loose parts in the seven colours of the rainbow, for building, counting, sorting and making sequences. The wooden animals, also in solid beech with faux fur details, invite children to imagine scenes and make up stories. And the light table is an LED panel with rounded edges and brightness adjustable in 3 settings, in A3 or A2 size.
Filled blocks and numbers to handle
The fantasy building blocks are 16 large wooden blocks filled with coloured sand, glitter liquid or beads, shaped as squares, rectangles, triangles and semicircles. The wooden lacing and counting keys are numbered 0 to 10 and bring numbers, colours and finger work together in one piece.
Why buy Tick It at Logopedicum?
We carry much of the Tick It range (wooden pieces, sensory blocks and balls, light panels and silicone teethers), so you can set up a play corner with one brand and a single order.
Frequently asked questions about Tick It
What is Tick It?
Tick It (tickit® on its own website) is the educational toy brand of Commotion Ltd, a British company based in Tonbridge, Kent. Its UK product team designs or selects each toy for learning through play.
What wood are the toys made of?
The pieces we stock, such as the Rainbow Super Set, the wooden animals or the counting keys, are solid beech.
How many pieces are in the Rainbow Super Set?
84 loose parts in the seven colours of the rainbow, for building, counting, sorting and making sequences. See the Rainbow Wooden Super Set.
What is inside the fantasy blocks?
Coloured sand, glitter liquid or beads. There are 16 large wooden blocks: the fantasy building blocks.
Does Tick It make materials for working on numbers?
Yes, the wooden lacing and counting keys, numbered 0 to 10.