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OUR TOYS

Children learn through play. They learn to coordinate their bodies, express themselves and develop their minds and body. Good imaginative play is the basis for academic success, according to the latest research. Most importantly children use toys to have fun.
The Sunraysia Toy Library is a volunteer run, not-for-profit organisation offering a wide range of quality toys, games, musical instruments and puzzles for babies, toddlers, preschool and early school aged children.
Browse our full toy range online.
Toy Categories
Active
Toys that get children moving and building balance, coordination and strength.
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Climbing frames
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Slides and roller coasters
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Water play
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Sporting equipment
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Bikes, scooters and ride-ons
We store the larger items, so you don’t have to!

Active
Beginner
Toys for children learning how to play.
These toys support early skills such as:
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Posting
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Shape sorting and stacking
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Pushing and pulling
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Crawling, standing and walking

Beginner
Coordination
Toys that build fine motor skills and hand control.
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Duplo and lego
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Magnet tiles
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Blocks and construction toys
Children can build, stack and create while developing coordination.

Coordination
Musical
Toys that introduce children to music and sound.
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Drums and percussion
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Bells and shakers
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Keyboards and pianos
Great for creativity, rhythm and sensory play.

Musical
Expression
Toys for imaginative and pretend play.
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Dolls and figurines
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Animals and transport toys
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Tea sets and play kitchens
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Doctor and role-play kits
These toys help children explore ideas, stories and everyday life.

Expression
Games
Games for children aged 2 and up. Children can learn to:
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Take turns
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Follow instructions
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Work as a team
Perfect for family time and social play.

Games
Puzzles
Puzzles suitable for a range of ages and skill levels.
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Simple peg puzzles
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Jigsaw puzzles (2 to 200+ pieces)
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Literacy and numeracy puzzles
Puzzles help develop:
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Problem solving
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Memory
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Fine motor skills

Puzzles
Specialist
Toys for children of all abilities and stages.
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School readiness toys
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Therapy support toys
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Social and emotional learning tools
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Literacy and numeracy resources
These toys support learning, development and inclusion.

Specialist
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