Products tagged with educatief

You can use this 96-piece set in various school assignments. Let children sort the camels by colour, by size or by weight. Read more

What do I hear there? Is that.... Lift the puzzle pieces 1 by 1 and hear what sounds are behind the pictures. Read more

Pulling, carrying, lifting, lowering - the construction of this tower is only possible through the joint, coordinated action of 2 to 16 children. Read more

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Cheerful read-aloud stories with beautiful search plates. With a 'torch' made of sturdy white cardboard. The book contains various fun facts about animals and tells an exciting story! Available in three variants. Read more

These sequence cards are a separate set that you can use with the Connecting Camels sorting set. You can use the cards to let children work independently. Read more

Learn the colors and their combinations with these translucent colored spatulas. colors can be combined and mixed with these spatulas. Also nice for on a light table! Read more

This do-book is written especially for children who have a family member or friend with ADHD. In accessible language and through exercises and recognizable examples, they will learn what ADHD is and what it is like to have ADHD. Read more

Learn, create and discover words through these magnetic letters. Playing with the letters is not only very educational, you can also decorate the fridge or whiteboard with them! Read more

learning and discovering with different building systems. simple puzzles, shape sorting and color adjustments, it's all possible with this Texo Building Playset Read more

Cookie festival is a super fun stacking and balancing game for toddlers. Make a nice tower of the biscuits or place them strategically on the banana to learn how to balance them. Ideal for motor skills and eye-hand coordination. Read more

Develop skills in identification, color recognition and sequencing while learning to explore simple shapes and colors while playing with this ''GuideCraft Shapes Jigsaw Puzzle'' Read more

What could be inside this wooden feeler box? You can find out by feeling, looking and listening. Because there are patches of fabric on the back and front in front of the openings, you cannot immediately see what is inside the feel-box. Read more

At first, there was nothing at all. At least, it seemed that way. There was a tiny dot though and then a bang, no - a flash! The primal flash. This book shows you how our universe was created. Read more

Tatuutatuu, Beware! There's the Fire Department! With this puzzle, not only can you see what goes on at the Fire Department, you can hear it too! 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