Made with Stone Durable Outdoors

Birds – Sensory Play Stones

YD1219

£23.00(£27.60 inc VAT)

In stock
(3 customer reviews)

ERA FINALIST 2025

This stunning collection of eight realistic birds is perfect for all sorts of outdoor adventures! The tactile, realistic detailing will inspire curiosity and conversation while providing lots of wonderful sensory feedback. Their sturdy bases mean the birds are easy to stand, making them versatile for imaginary play as children’s vocabulary and storytelling skills take flight. Durable enough to be used in water, soil, mud and play clay, these gorgeous birds can be easily cleaned after each activity.

Children will enjoy using a magnifier to examine their detailed markings, comparing them to each other and with birds seen locally, developing their comparing and sorting skills. The tactile markings can be felt as well as seen, and children will enjoy gathering natural materials to make nests for the birds.

Set of eight bird stones with stunning details comprising: Blackbird, Blue tit, Chaffinch, Goldfinch, Pigeon, Robin, Sparrow, and Starling.

Download activity ideas, info sheetsa poster and a match & tidy mat for our Birds Sensory Play Stones.

Specification

  • Made from a durable stone and resin mix.
  • Approximate height 70–90mm.
  • Safe for Age 2+   

Delivery Information

How long will delivery take?

Resources will usually arrive within five working days. Small orders are sent via Royal Mail and large items will be despatched by courier.

What is your delivery charge?

For deliveries to UK mainland delivery is FREE for all orders £100 or over (ex VAT). Delivery is charged at £5.95 ex VAT (£7.14 including VAT) for orders less than £100.

For other areas of the UK and for international delivery, please see our full delivery information.

3 reviews for Birds – Sensory Play Stones

  1. Beth Birch, Childminder​

    They’re a great conversation starter to enhance learning opportunities around National bird week, during spring/summer and taking to the woods to explore what animals we can hear and find

  2. Steph Almond, Lawn Primary School

    The bird stones have been a fantastic addition to our small world provision… our children have created gorgeous little nests and homes for the birds

  3. Sam Goldsworthy, Childminder​

    They provide visual representation of the actual birds which enhances recognition by our little ones. They can name the birds such a blue tit, robin, house sparrow and will match them to the birds that visit our feeder and that we spot in the woodland​

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