Educational toys

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

With these midi hourglasses, children learn to develop a sense of time without being able to watch a clock. The midi hourglasses come in various times including 30 seconds, 90 sec, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10 minutes Read more

With the special pen you pull up all the magnetic balls, this way you can write letters, lines or draw cute figures. Read more

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

With the TickIT magnetic wand and chips set, your child will discover the world and the joy of learning new things every day! Read more

In this fun sticker book, the idea is to put the matching stickers on the correct hidden object. Complete the booklet by coloring in the images. Super creative and a bit challenging! Read more

These acrobatic little animals show off their coolest stunts. Can you recreate them? Stack and place the animal friends as shown on the task cards. 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

You can easily create a goal wall in your classroom or practice with this Goals Package. Use the 'Conversation Cards Executive Functions' to formulate the goal with your student and write it on the Goal Sheets. Read more

Show your Touchimal sheep how much you love him by gently stroking his head and back. The Touchimal makes sweet sounds to show how nice and relaxed it is. Read more

The sturdy wooden sorting tree is a perfect way to teach colour and shape recognition while strengthening fine motor skills. 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

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

Kneading, modelling and being creative. With this modelling clay, you can make the cutest creations and then let them air-dry easily. Read more

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

With the Edx Linking Cubes Set, your child learns mathematical skills, such as counting, area and measurement, through play. Each link has a hole and connection, so children can connect the blocks vertically and horizontally. Read more