Wooden educational toys are a popular choice for parents and educators because they are durable, safe, and often encourage creativity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning. These toys can help children develop a variety of skills such as fine motor skills, cognitive abilities, and social-emotional skills. Here are some common types of wooden educational toys:

1. Building Blocks

• Purpose: Encourages imagination and creativity. Helps develop spatial awareness, problem-solving, and fine motor skills.
  
• Examples: Classic wooden blocks, stacking blocks, or larger interlocking blocks (such as those from brands like LEGO or Magna-Tiles).

2. Shape Sorters

• Purpose: Develops early cognitive skills, such as shape recognition and hand-eye coordination.
• Examples: Toys where children fit various shapes into corresponding holes.

3. Puzzles

• Purpose: Enhances problem-solving, concentration, and fine motor skills.
• Examples: Wooden puzzles with different themes, such as animals, numbers, letters, and vehicles.

4. Activity Cubes

• Purpose: Multisensory play that stimulates various skills such as hand-eye coordination, color recognition, and fine motor control.
• Examples: Wooden activity cubes with bead mazes, gears, and shape sorters