Based on the beloved books, these toys use the signature collage art style and bright colours to engage young children. From the Very Hungry Caterpillar to the Brown Bear, the range connects early literacy with tactile play through stacking blocks, plush, and activity toys.
The World Of Eric Carle
Based on the beloved books, these toys use the signature collage art style and bright colours to engage young children. From the Very Hungry Caterpillar to the Brown Bear, the range connects early literacy with tactile play through stacking blocks, plush, and activity toys.
The World Of Eric Carle
We recommend this range because Eric Carle’s art style translates perfectly into high-contrast toys that captivate infants.
The World Of Eric Carle
We recommend this range because Eric Carle’s art style translates perfectly into high-contrast toys that captivate infants.
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Our educators thoughts on the The World Of Eric Carle range
We chose this brand because it supports the 'book-to-toy' connection. When a child plays with a toy version of a character they have read about, it deepens their comprehension of the story. The high-contrast colours used in Carle’s artwork are also scientifically proven to be the easiest for infants to see and focus on.
We often see toddlers 'reading' to their plush Caterpillar, retelling the story in their own words. This is a critical pre-literacy step. The sequencing aspect of the Hungry Caterpillar story (counting, days of the week, food types) is often built into the toys, allowing children to physically practice these concepts.
Our educators thoughts on the The World Of Eric Carle range
We chose this brand because it supports the 'book-to-toy' connection. When a child plays with a toy version of a character they have read about, it deepens their comprehension of the story. The high-contrast colours used in Carle’s artwork are also scientifically proven to be the easiest for infants to see and focus on.
We often see toddlers 'reading' to their plush Caterpillar, retelling the story in their own words. This is a critical pre-literacy step. The sequencing aspect of the Hungry Caterpillar story (counting, days of the week, food types) is often built into the toys, allowing children to physically practice these concepts.