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Puzzle in 2D AND in 3D! With the happy Cube you can make a cube from the loose puzzle pieces or a normal jigsaw puzzle. Read more

This water animal counting set is ideal for counting, sorting, weighing, pattern making and use with simple maths sums (addition, subtraction, division or multiplication), or other preparatory maths exercises. 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

The beautiful rainbow bricks 36-piece set is a play and construction set that encourages visual thinking and spatial awareness in children, among other things. These bricks also help develop fine motor skills. Read more

A beautiful set of smooth colourful wooden treasures that will allow your child to discover the wonders of learning through play. These simple and intriguing items will bring out your child's naturally curious nature; Read more

See how the environment is reflected in the blocks. These special blocks from TickiT are provided with mirrors on both sides (acrylic, therefore not fragile). This adds an extra element to building! Read more

Match the correct number of rings to the numbers or dots and learn to count with this wooden ring game! Read more

Playing with wooden shapes, also known as Loose Parts, is totally hip. Ticket has put together several beautiful wooden treasure sets, including this beautiful 42-piece Wooden Treasures Taster Set. Read more

The beautiful Rainbow Pebbles Classroom Set is a construction set that encourages visual thinking, spatial awareness and fine motor skills in children, among other things. Can be used in many learning areas. Read more

Kids will have a hard time stop playing with this loose parts -wooden treasue set 168pc from Tickit. It's so much fun, very educational and durable. Read more

Fill up the rainbow with all the marbles, make the most beautiful color combinations or put all the colors in order. Already going easy with your fingers? Then try it with tweezers! Read more