For One Hand

There's music in the air! This tambourine really brings the rhythm and makes everyone dance. The cool fox design makes it a real eye-catcher, too. 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

Electronic penguin marble track with light, the penguins are brought back to the starting position using magnets. Read more

Match the correct number of rings to the numbers or dots and learn to count with this wooden ring game! Read more

Tap the different colors with the sticks and discover what sounds are created! This wooden xylophone comes in colorful rainbow colors and is ideal for the little ones! Read more

Handy little scissors that sit easily in the hand.
Using this pair of scissors, cutting skills can be practiced with both the left and right hand. Read more

Ooh, that tickles! These cute little balls look a bit like a spider. They have a funny face with lots of legs. The legs make it easier to catch the ball, and also slow down rolling away. Read more

Watch and listen to the glittering balls going up and down inside the rattle. The rattle is made of wood and features a sturdy handle on both sides so your little one can hold it securely. Wondering how it sounds? ... Read more

Discovering the forest. piece by piece the hidden secrets of the forest are revealed. Which animals can you find? Read more

Decorate beautiful drawings, t-shirts, or other objects with this fun sea animal stamp set from Apli Kids. Read more

Tin throwing is of course a super fun game, except that those falling cans make quite a noise. With this Soft Tin Throwing Game, you won't be bothered by that. Read more

Through these fun paint kits, children can playfully learn to paint using a brush. Painting stimulates the development of fine motor skills, color recognition and following instructions. Read more

Extremely light but very strong balls . They bump on just about anything, even a fingertip. Due to their low - weight: they move slowly. This makes them ideal for movement therapy for persons with delayed or limited motor skills and the elderly. Read more

Six coloured bowls to sort different materials into. Suitable for all kinds of sorting activities to teach children counting and sorting through play. Read more

Roll the die and turn the lid to the right colour. Now use the tweezers to grab the right vegetable. Then put it on your plate. But don't drop it, because of course that would be a waste of food! Read more

Take a ride through space and get to know all kinds of new creatures. With this sticker book, you can give the new creatures a cute face and brighten up the book completely! Read more

Explore different types of sensory cubes with the help of the cute wild animals. Read more

Time is running out! Who picks the most apples by hand or with the funny tweezers? Throw the dice and grab the right apple within the time and put it in your basket. Read more

Can you keep the chicken safe on the wall? Watch Out! After each stone, the danger increases a bit. 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