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Annisa City Ristanty owns an educational toy store called Edu Toys in Surabaya, Indonesia. She obtained a D3 in English from Universitas Airlangga. The store sells toys that have educational value to teach children through play, helping with skills like problem-solving, creativity, and hand-eye coordination. Toys are priced between Rp30,000-Rp50,000 and include wooden puzzles, xylophones, and Play-Doh for developing colors, shapes, and motor skills for children aged 1-3 years old. The store is located in Tunjungan Plaza and is open Monday to Saturday 9am-5pm and Sundays/holidays 9am-1pm
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Various types of educational toys are associated with the development of specific senses. The most popular senses that educational toys aim to develop are touch, sight, and hearing. Bright toys in a variety of colours, for example, improve the sense of sight. Toys that make diverse noises, on the other hand, can improve one's hearing. There are certain noises, materials, and colours that children will grow to appreciate as they use educational toys. This allows them to describe how they feel about certain situations. As a result, children can develop their personalities and improve their communication abilities.One of the most important aspects of educational toys is its ability to challenge a child's thinking. Toys like wooden puzzles help youngsters to think by requiring them to follow a step-by-step procedure for addressing a specific problem. The degree of difficulty varies between puzzles. The more difficult a puzzle, the more energy, attention, and thought required from children.
Some educational toys, such as the close the box game, teach children how to solve arithmetic problems. They will be able to handle real-life difficulties more effectively as they learn how to solve puzzles and provide mathematical solutions utilising these toys. As they consider various solutions to the puzzles, their minds expand, and they will eventually develop problem-solving skills.
Educational toys not only aid in skill development, but also in the development of social and emotional abilities in children. The majority of accessible educational toys for kids require children to play and interact with other children or adults. Children will encounter social and emotional signs such as rage, laughter, and weeping while playing with other children. This allows them to comprehend and adjust to a wide range of emotional events. The use of educational toys focuses on activities like as leading, sharing, waiting your time, and having fun, all of which are crucial characteristics for social development.
Educational toys not only aid in skill development, but also in the development of social and emotional abilities in children. The majority of accessible educational toys for kids require children to play and interact with other children or adults. Children will encounter social and emotional signs such as rage, laughter, and weeping while playing with other children. This allows them to comprehend and adjust to a wide range of emotional events.
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Toys and their impact on the development of a child
Toys play an important role in child development by helping children learn skills like problem solving, cooperation, and using their imagination. Different toys are suitable for different age groups and help develop important abilities - rattles and music toys help babies' senses, blocks and shape sorters aid toddlers' motor skills, while toys incorporating numbers and science entertain pre-schoolers. Parents should choose age-appropriate toys that stimulate learning and get involved in children's play for healthy development.
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Product Presentation - Education Toys
- 1. Personal Data Name : Annisa City Ristanty Position : Owner of Edu Toys store Date of Birth : 1995-10-18 E-mail : annisa.edutoys@gmail.com Telephone : 085258597004 Address : Jl. Karah Agung V No.38 , Surabaya Education D3 Bahasa Inggris 2013 - now Universitas Airlangga Surabaya
- 2. Personal Data Name: Rizki Wijayanti Position : owner Date of Birth: 1995-10-17 E-mail: Wjynti-market@marketing-manager.info Telephone: 087853866093 Address: Bungurasih Tengah – Waru –Sidoarjo Education D3 Bahasa Inggris 2013 - now Airlangga University Course: Marketing and Advetising
- 3. Edu Toys Store The name of our product is “Edu Toys” Edu toys contraction of education toys. It’s toys that have educational value. And we thought that the name of “Edu Toys” have a good impression for customer. Another reason is we want customer to know that our product have positive effect for their children. Because We also know that the best way for any child to learn and develop is through play – hence our slogan Education Through Play.
- 4. The Benefit • The Great way to learn • It Teaches Life Lessons Like Cause and Effect • Increase Their IQ • Educational Toys Retain Interest • Educational Toys are Designed to Play Together
- 5. Variety and price 1 – 3 years old Cute Wooden Clown Roly-Poly Color Tower Toy - Helps baby learn to identify and sort colors and sizes - Introduces logic, - matching, - spatial relationships, - critical thinking as well as dexterity and hand-eye coordination price Rp.30.000
- 6. Cartoon Hands Knock Wooden Xylophone -Introduce your child to the world of music - recognize different colors -- develop their visual ability -- Develops hand-eye co-ordination, finger dexterity and concentration too -Material ; wooden price : Rp. 50.000,-
- 7. Geometry Block Puzzle -Training Puzzle for kids. - Aims to train children's imagination, -eye-hand Coordination and color & shape recognition ability -Material: Wooden Size: 15cmX15cmX1.5 cm Price Rp. 35.000,-
- 8. Wooden puzzle teach children to use their own minds to figure out how to solve problems. think in a logical way. may help enhance a child’s memory. price : Rp. 30.000
- 9. Play-Doh Toys stimulating creative abilities , imaginative and explorative color recognition Fine motor development: Price : Rp.30.000
- 10. Contruction toys (legoblocks) motor skills and hand-eye coordination, a capacity for creative, divergent thinking, Involves focus and patience Sparks the imagination Material : plastic Price : Rp. 50.000
- 12. Office Hours: 9am - 5pm, Monday to Friday 9am - 2pm, Saturday 9am - 1pm Public Holidays Physical Shop Address Jl. Darmawangsa No.1A, Surabaya Tunjungan Plaza lt 3 blok 2A Information tel. (012) 361 9253 fax. (012) 361 9230 email. sales@edutoys.co.id Website : http://www.edutoys.co.id/
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