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Children who play with wooden blocks practise spatial reasoning, and
researchers at the University of Delaware found that three-year-olds who
were better at copying block structures also performed better on an early
maths test
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Sustained play with a small set of wooden blocks builds stronger spatial
reasoning than rotated novel toys, University of Delaware researchers found
— a ...
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