Pastel Wooden Shape Stacker

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Five soft-coloured shapes, one to five pegs. Stacking that quietly teaches counting.

Each column on this wooden base has a different number of pegs, from one for the circle to five for the pentagon. To stack a shape, children have to find the column with the matching number of pegs, so they practise shape recognition and counting without noticing. The pastel colours look lovely left out on a playroom shelf.

Key Features

  • Five shape stacks: circle, rectangle, triangle, square and pentagon
  • One to five pegs per column for early counting
  • Soft pastel colours in pink, yellow, orange, green and blue
  • Solid wooden base keeps the stacks steady
  • Pieces can also be used for free building and sorting

Perfect For

  • Learning shapes and counting 1 to 5
  • Hand-eye coordination and grip practice
  • Montessori shelves in a natural playroom
  • A gentle-coloured gift for toddlers and preschoolers

Specifications

  • Material: Wood
  • Dimensions: 29 x 6.3 x 5.5 cm (11.4 x 2.5 x 2.2 in)
  • Recommended Age: 3 years +
  • Includes: 1 x wooden base, 5 x sets of stacking shapes

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. Adult supervision required during play.

  • Shipping: Free worldwide shipping on every order. Most orders arrive within 10 to 20 days.

Returns: 15 days to return unused toys in their original packaging. Damaged or faulty items are replaced or refunded. Read our returns policy.

Pastel wooden shape stacker fully stacked on white background

Pastel Wooden Shape Stacker

What parents say

  • 5 stars: 30 (94%)
  • 4 stars: 2 (6%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Madison Nelson
Careful alignment

He slows down to match the holes with the posts.

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James Patel
Rectangle discovery

She likes comparing the longer shape with the square.

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Andrew Hernandez
Good visible goal

Finishing all five spots brings a proud grin.

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Tyler Flores
Shape family

My daughter gives each geometric piece a personality.

D
David Wilson
Square success

He was delighted when that piece finally lined up.

B
Benjamin Bailey
Simple wooden base

Looks tidy even while waiting for its pieces.

C
Courtney Cook
Narrow shelf fit

The long, slim base suits our small activity shelf.

A
Avery Ward
Triangle trial

Rotating the triangle until it fits is satisfying to watch.

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Nathan Phillips
Gentle colors here

Much easier on my eyes than our neon sorter.

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Madison Thomas
Pastel stacks

The finished arrangement is pleasing to look at.

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Stephanie Sanchez
Color arranging

We experiment with the order while keeping the shapes matched.

S
Stephanie Perez
Count the posts

We count pegs before choosing a matching piece.

A
Ashley Sanchez
One through five

A useful reason to count small groups of pegs.

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Rachel Parker
Peg puzzle

My daughter enjoys discovering which shape fits each group.

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Justin Turner
Peg alignment help

Our youngest preschooler needs assistance with the five-hole piece.

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Noah Kim
Easy activity reset

We can start another round in seconds.

J
Jennifer Kim
At our pace

No lights or timers pushing the play along.

V
Victoria Lee
Stacking with purpose

A nice twist on simply piling blocks upward.

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Matthew Cook
Compact but engaging

Doesn't need much table room to get started.

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Nathan Morgan
Circle comes first

My preschooler always starts at the easiest-looking end.

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Stephanie Phillips
Smaller base

Check the length if you're expecting a large floor toy.

M
Matthew Reed
Tabletop geometry

We talk about edges while arranging the pieces.

N
Natalie Flores
Preschool matching

A straightforward activity my child understands quickly.

J
Joshua Mitchell
Pastel geometry

The softer colors look lovely with our other wooden toys.

V
Victoria Jackson
Little shape lesson

Our play naturally turns into naming shapes together.

E
Ethan White
Small challenge upgrade

The multiple posts add interest beyond a single stacking pole.

O
Olivia Miller
Morning shelf choice

Frequently the first thing selected after breakfast.

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Madison Bailey
Five shape choices

Enough variety without a huge pile of pieces.

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Noah Cooper
Rotate and retry

My son enjoys making another attempt when alignment is off.

C
Caleb Taylor
Pentagon favorite

That five-sided shape is somehow the star here.

B
Brittany Hernandez
Quiet wooden task

Nice during the lull between preschool and dinner.

M
Melissa White
Soft palette gift

A lovely-looking addition to a preschool birthday basket.