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Sensory Blocks

A well-designed play space invites children to explore, build and discover through their senses. Our sensory blocks are created for busy childcare centres, preschools and early learning environments where educators need engaging, hands-on resources that support both play and development.
With a mix of textures, shapes and finishes, children can sort, stack, balance, pattern-make and build, individually or together.

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Build skills through sensory exploration

By engaging multiple senses, sensory resources support deeper learning and sustained focus. Children are encouraged to experiment, take risks and develop problem-solving skills in a calm, hands-on way.
Easy for little hands to manipulate, these blocks can be used individually or combined to build towers, match patterns and create new shapes.

 

How to use sensory blocks in your teaching

These educational resources can be used across a wide range of teaching activities, including:

  • Sorting and categorising sensory blocks by size, shape or texture
  • Building and balancing activities to explore cause and effect
  • Pattern-making and early maths concepts
  • Sensory exploration through touch and visual discovery
  • Collaborative building and problem-solving tasks
  • Language development through descriptive play

 

Explore more early learning resources

Explore our full selection of large building blocks, construction toys, and sensory toys to encourage early learning and childhood development.

Build skills through sensory exploration

By engaging multiple senses, sensory resources support deeper learning and sustained focus. Children are encouraged to experiment, take risks and develop problem-solving skills in a calm, hands-on way.
Easy for little hands to manipulate, these blocks can be used individually or combined to build towers, match patterns and create new shapes.

 

How to use sensory blocks in your teaching

These educational resources can be used across a wide range of teaching activities, including:

  • Sorting and categorising sensory blocks by size, shape or texture
  • Building and balancing activities to explore cause and effect
  • Pattern-making and early maths concepts
  • Sensory exploration through touch and visual discovery
  • Collaborative building and problem-solving tasks
  • Language development through descriptive play

 

Explore more early learning resources

Explore our full selection of large building blocks, construction toys, and sensory toys to encourage early learning and childhood development.

Read More

FAQs

Why are sensory toys important for early childhood?

Wooden sensory blocks support development across multiple areas:

  • Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through handling and stacking
  • Spatial reasoning and early maths — size, shape, balance and sequencing
  • Sensory engagement through weight, texture and natural materials
  • Problem-solving and creative thinking through open-ended construction
  • Sustained focus — the tactile quality of wood encourages longer, deeper play than plastic alternatives

What are some games to play with sensory resources?

Educators can encourage children to build towers, sort blocks by shape or texture, create repeating patterns, play “copy my design,” or work together to create imaginative structures.

How do you clean wooden sensory blocks?

Wipe wooden sensory blocks with a damp cloth and mild, non-abrasive cleaner. Avoid soaking wooden pieces to protect their finish and durability.

What age are sensory blocks for?

  • 12 months+ — chunky sensory blocks for developing grip and early coordination
  • 2 to 3 years — stacking, sorting and simple balancing
  • 3 to 5 years — pattern-making, enclosures and collaborative building
  • 5 years+ — complex structures, symmetry and dramatic play scenarios

What EYLF outcome is block play?

Block play supports multiple EYLF outcomes:

  • Outcome 4 — Confident and Involved Learners: problem-solving, experimentation and curiosity-led investigation
  • Outcome 3 — Strong Sense of Wellbeing: physical development and fine motor skills
  • Outcome 5 — Effective Communicators: language through descriptive and collaborative play
  • Outcome 2 — Connected and Contributing: social skills through shared building experiences

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