“Children”- Let them be LITTLE because they are only that way for a short while.”

Toys are more than just fun and games for children. Most toys provide so many opportunities for children to learn. The best toys engage a child’s senses, spark their imaginations and encourage them to interact with others. To children toys are more than just objects: - they are Companions, Teachers and Best Friends that help to guide them through this big world.

You would be thinking why we should give toys or rather why they should play with toys?

Toys develop intellectual, social, emotional and physical development, fine motor skills & gross motor skills. Interacting with toys are the primary methods by which children acquire many basic skills. Toys and play in general, are important when it comes to growing up and learning about the world around them.

The child use toys and play to.......


• discover their identity
• help their bodies grow strong,
• learn cause and effect,
• explore relationships and practice skills they will need as adults.

This can be achieved by with toys like lacing, beading, magnetic maze, building and construction sets, balancing beams etc.

Moreover, At Junior’s Club children will learn how to respect and take care of the toys. It will encourage good habit in them by learning to use new toys properly and returning them. Therefore, it is an invaluable lesson for children from sharing and respecting others property.

• The more that you READ
• The more things you will KNOW
• The more that you LEARN
• The more places you will GO
• You can find MAGIC
• Where you LOOK
• Sit back and RELAX
• All you need is a BOOK

A book is not only a companion but also a source of great knowledge. We might be living in a time where computers and the Internet have become the source and means of people’s entertainment and knowledge, but the wonderful world of books is still alive and well. As parents we need to create opportunities and space for a relationship between a child and a book to exist. We must encourage children to approach reading as a valuable experience, rather than a chore that relates to school homework. Parents need to explore all possible ways to pass the love for books to the children.

Books are the number one educational tool and young children they are fascinated by the colours and textures of a book.

Books

• Impart knowledge,
• Create reading habit,
• Enhance writing, thinking and analytical ability.

A book provides a child with valuable vocabulary, starting from simple basic words all the way to making sentences and expanding their ‘word bank’. Children’s imagination is stimulated and they can understand better the world they are living in. Social skills are developed through story books and children are learning about relationships and emotions. Different types of books offer the child a more wide knowledge and experience. This can help children be better prepared for school and enhance their curiosity for deeper subjects or abstract ideas. Lastly, books should be considered as a treasure and if parents provide their children with treasures, then their children will cherish and love them forever.

To create love for books and cultivate reading habit, we have resources of books from around the world from national and international publishers for small kids to young kids.

“You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else.”

Playing games is an easy and excellent way to spend unhurried, enjoyable time together. As an added bonus, games are also rich in learning opportunities. They satisfy the child's competitive urges and the desire to master new skills and concepts.

Board games have a variety of functions. Children can learn number concepts, number counting, spatial relations, color recognition, sequencing, matching, and many more skills. They also learn to take turns and soon learn that they can't always be first. This is an important skill in their social development.
Children need to learn how to win and how to lose. They need to understand that it is not possible to win every time. They need to learn about competition, to feel positive about it and know that they're going to have an opportunity to play again.
Games offer fun, learning, and opportunities to expand experiences.

Games teach children how to master certain skills, overcome obstacles and reach goals. Language develops as a child plays and interacts with others. Learning to cooperate, negotiate, take turns and play by the rules are all important skills learned in early games. These skills grow as the child plays. As a result, children learn the roles and rules of the society.

Games develop intellectual, social, emotional or physical development.

Creative Skill : Creative development thrives in an environment where children can safely express their curiosity, explore and play. They should be encouraged to make up stories, create freely through age appropriate art material to help them develop confidence in their own ideas and expressions.

Language Skill : The first few years of a child's life are key to the development of speech, language and communicative skills. These skills don’t evolve on their own, they are a part of a bigger picture involving social interaction, play, observation, manipulative objects, listening and attending. These skills work together often, without one, it’s difficult to develop another.  We at Junior’s Club offer specially adapted toys for children. Some adaptive toys are very expensive to buy, so having a chance to try them out before purchasing is a big advantage for parents of children.

It’s always the small pieces that make the big picture”

From early childhood children love to play with puzzles. They like the way they challenge their thinking and exercise their minds. Puzzles are also an important educational learning tool for children as they provide many skills and mental learning benefits and opportunities.

They are great for helping young brain to develop and grow. That’s because the brain looks for patterns in our world and puzzles are a true patterning activity. Patterning is also the foundation of reading, math and logic skills. So when your child does puzzles, they are doing one of the best brain building exercises for developing their reading, math and logic skills. They also develop problem solving skills and individual success and achievement. That is why they like to do puzzles over and over again. Puzzles are often an individual activity. It requires a high degree of concentration for a period of time. Children become totally absorbed and the success is theirs alone. It is a wonderful way for children to gain confidence in their growing abilities.

Puzzles develop problem solving, memory and hand to eye co-ordination, Cognitive skill & Social and Emotional skills.

It is an important skill because it enables to learn, think logically and solve problems. Age appropriate puzzles, sorters, matching games and block play engage toddlers and preschoolers, in activities that require them to work intellectually through a problem.
Developing these skills with children benefits them in later age to face the uncertainties, post by life. The intelligence of a child can be categorized into IQ which helps them to do calculation, problem solving and logical analysis. EQ to understand the emotions of oneself and others.

“Children do not play to learn, but they learn because they play.”

ELR is an Early Learning Resources specially designed for children to get knowledge and variety of toys, puzzle and games around the world for Junior's Club members.

It is a special category of International Toys, Games and Puzzles that are from different countries. International Products provides a fantastic collection of high quality toys, intellectual games and activity sets for children of all ages. Each of the products carries a unique, but they share some very important qualities all of which reflect the mission to encourage child’s creative thinking, global stewardship and compassion through play. 

We have products from different countries like London, Australia, Brazil, Spain, USA, Germany and many more. Which includes concepts of .......

We at Junior’s Club will enrich your child’s learning experience by keeping pace with your child’s stages of growth development. By giving access to our exclusive collection of international toys your child will be exposed to various brain development games and puzzles too.