Educational Toys

Transparent tubes for individual sensory experiments! The screw-top tubes can be filled as desired to appeal to children's sensory stimuli Read more

This junior rainbow pebbles set is a fun and versatile set for children 18 months and older. Make fun figures with the pebbles, or put them in the right place on the included cards. Read more

Get out there! Gardens, parks and forests are full of secrets. With these 50 cards, you can find out some of these secrets. Read more

These Jumbo Tweezers are large tweezers that children can use in all kinds of fun games. Using these giant tweezers encourages fine motor skills in preparation for learning to write, for example. Read more

High-contrast puzzle from Banana Panda featuring two-piece pairs. Encourages observation, comparison, and early puzzle-solving skills. Read more

It's all about simplicity. You play the game by feeling to twist and slide the ring around the stick until you manage to separate the two. Read more

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

These Bear Counters are ideal for counting, sorting, weighing, creating patterns and using with simple mathematical processes (adding, subtracting, dividing or multiplying). Read more

Sort, count, classify, create colors and patterns through active play using these Translucant counters. Read more

How many words can you make with these colored foam stickers? For example, make a sign with your name for your bedroom door or stick the name of your pet on a piece of paper. The foam stickers have the colors purple, orange and pink. 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

A puzzle in which children match animals with their babies. It helps develop recognition skills, logical thinking, and language development. Read more

A high-contrast puzzle in which children match identical images. Encourages observation, comparison, and early language development. Read more

A sensory shape mat from Learning Resources that lets children trace shapes with their fingers. It helps develop tactile skills, fine motor skills, and prepares children for writing. Read more

All kinds of different buttons, zippers and snaps can be practiced with this cube. A nice cube to practice for the little ones. Read more

The Numbers PlayMat is a large hundred chart mat on which kids can make sums with their hands and feet. This way they get to learn by playing, how the numbers relate to each other. Read more

Learn to juggle in one of the easiest ways! With the juggling set of 3 cloth it is extra easy to juggle, after all a cloth comes down slower than a ball, ring, club, etc. 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

Now also all the colors of the happy Cube pro in one package! Puzzle in 2D AND in 3D! The Happy Cube pro is a real challenge because of the colored spots on the puzzle pieces! Read more

When you talk to this cute parrot, he will talk after you. When talking, he wiggles his head back and forth and your voice is played in a funny way. Read more