Play and learning

Handy little scissors that fit easily in the hand. Using these scissors, cutting skills can be practised with both the left and right hand. Read more

This game challenges you to use your brain, be creative and think logically. Turn the elements of the Magic Wheelz and try to recreate the shape given as an example in the instruction booklet. 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

Make a beautiful mosaic pattern or stack the blocks on top of each other. When using the Daisy Basic Triangoli, fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination are trained. Read more

Press the switch on the large tambourine and watch the LED lights flicker in different colors. Especially in the dark, this tambourine gives a beautiful spectacle of flickering light. Read more

Soft, lightweight foam blocks for safe building fun. Noise-free and ideal for toddlers and sensory-sensitive children. Read more

Colourful detailed insect shapes to count, sort, pattern and use in simple maths activities (addition, subtraction, division or multiplication). The translucent colours make them ideal for use on a light panel. 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

Bumba audio player with 15 stories and 8 songs. No screen, easy to use, and suitable for children ages 1 and up. Read more

“Hello, can you hear me?” With the Tickit Talking Tubes Starter Set, children discover how sound travels, how fun it is to talk together and how wonderful it feels to be heard. Communication, imagination and teamwork come alive in one simple tube. Read more

A sensory shape puzzle where children feel shapes in a bag before matching them to wooden boards. Encourages exploration, motor skills and shape recognition. Read more

Very soft plush maze with wooden marble. Feel the wooden marble in the labyrinth and make your way through the maze. 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

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

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

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

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

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

When you grab the two ends of the energy bar wrapped in silver foil, the lights start to glow in colour and a beep sounds. How can that be? Read more