toys and tools for promoting motor skills

Fill up the rainbow with all the marbles, make the most beautiful color combinations or put all the colors in order. Already going easy with your fingers? Then try it with tweezers! Read more

Make the most beautiful animals from your clay. With this set you can also give them eyes and a nose! Which eyes and nose best suit your creation? 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

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

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

Paint in the sand using sand combs in animal and vehicle shapes! Read more

This beautiful wooden motor skills spiral from Eichhorn helps young children develop fine motor skills! Read more

The water ball with strings is fascinating to watch. By shaking, rolling or rotating the ball, the light will shine differently on the strands, making them more or less glistening Read more

This weight ball is designed for young and old. This exercise ball is filled with 900gr of sand which makes the ball easier to control Read more

Place the balls on the track, press the button and watch the ball roll down the track. There are two tracks. 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

This magnetic construction set Grippies has a beautiful variation to it WINDOWS. Introduce light and colour exploration, along with early STEM skills, through the organic construction parts of Grippies® Windows. Read more

Learn to recognize shapes and colors with this wooden puzzle from Classic World. Match the right blocks to the boxes and sort them by color in the puzzle Read more

This wooden princess puzzle is of course perfect for the real princesses fans. The puzzle consists of 24 pieces. Ideal for children of 2, 3 or 4 years old. Read more

This motor skills game  eight (lemniscate) is a challenging track where you can make the ball roll over the eight by moving the track. Try to keep the ball on the track! Read more

This active game can be cooperative or competitive and is ideal for improving hand-eye coordination. Read more

Let's go out fishing! This fun fishing game from Classic World can be played in three different ways. Rods ready? Here we go! Read more