Lacing and Pegs

Sort the pegs by shape or colour, stack them on top of each other on the board or poke them into the board to recreate a figure. Use the peg to practise maths or fine motor skills. Read more

Hey what's rattling there? Is it a rattle? No it's your little one playing with the Daisy Block Box. The brightly colored blocks really invite your child to pick them up. Read more

Quercetti Filo, is it drawing, threading, embroidering, poking...? Using a pen, thread the laces through the holes in the Filo board and trace the figures. Read more

Stimulate creativity and fine motor skills with this FunPlay Beads Playset. Learn sorting, patterns, positioning and shape recognition all while playing! Read more

Transparent large stringing beads in different shapes and colours with 12 matching laces. Super fun for pattern recognition, counting or sorting! Read more

Learn to tie you shoelaces with these lovely wooden shoes. Train your fine motor skills lerning to tie. You can even practice your lacing skills. Read more

Spin, wiggle, sort and discover! Each of the five cones has fascinating textures and a weighted base that wobbles wonderfully. They're like little dancing dolls. Read more

Place pins in the right places on the pictures to color the picture completely or place the pins and puzzle parts on top of each other for a beautiful structure. Read more

Build your own fantasy musical instrument. Place the 24 parts on top of each other to make a beautiful or distinct creation. Build your own trumpet, funny flute or fantastic saxophone. Read more

Our lovable alien puts on an interstellar light show when he’s in the driver’s seat of his UFO. Gently pulsating lights toggle between red, blue and green, and create a subtle glow both inside his spaceship and out. Read more

Build your own fantasy musical instrument. Place the 16 parts on top of each other to make a beautiful separate creation. So build your own trumpet, funny flute or fantastic saxophone. Read more

Make your own large chain with these plastic jumbo beads. Perfect for little ones. The different shapes allow little ones to explore endlessly. The beads are easy to connect by gently clicking them together. This way, you can make a long chain. Read more

Multi-purpose tool for maths learning activities. Help children develop their skills in counting, sorting, classifying, addition, subtraction, place value, measuring, patterning. Explore basic Geometric Concepts through construction activities. Read more

Stack all four discs on top of each other to form the frog's body. Put the frog's head on top and it is complete!
Stacking and taking apart the frog promotes motor skill development. Read more

By pushing the right objects through the side openings, your child trains his or her motor skills and learns to recognize shapes. Read more

The Linking People set offers a great way to create stories together with children in a playful way or let children tell stories. Read more

Cords can easily be braided using this flower as a holder! Read more

Learn to string and recognise farm animals with these wooden beads from Classic World. Stringing beads encourages fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination and concentration skills. Read more

Click the beads together easily and make the most beautiful garlands! With the use of these large beads you train motor development. Read more