Play and learning

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

Can you already open and close all the locks? Many everyday situations can be practiced and tried out playfully with this house. 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

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

Can you manage to get all the tetris puzzle pieces back into the puzzle shape perfectly? 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

The cheerful Spiral Tower from Quercetti is a fun marble run for toddlers. The marble track consists of 7 track parts and 3 balls. Stack the 7 track pieces on top of each other, and your toddler can make the balls roll. Read more

Coordination, speed and spatial insight are the qualities needed to win this game. The playing cards indicate a figure that you have to recreate with the blocks as quickly as possible. Read more

This push-in puzzle encourages concentration, patience and a sense of shapes and colours. The shapes are easy to grasp thanks to the buttons attached. Read more

The transparent tray fits perfectly on the round light table. The tray is sturdy and can be used for any messyplay material, including water! Read more

A set of 3 inflatable balls, each with a different filling. The balls are light as a feather and each has a unique filling. With shimmering confetti, colorful tubes and colored feathers. Read more

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

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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

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

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

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

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