Fine Motor & Coordination

Hours of fun work at the door of this wooden doorbell house!

4 unique locks with matching keys, 4 electronic doorbell sounds, and 4 pose-able play people are included with this charming cottage!

The keys are attached to the house so they won't get lost.

Ages 3+

Dimensions: 9" x 6.8" x 6.8"

"Who lives where?"

 On this wooden sliding puzzle the animals can move around easily.

30 x 21 x 2 cm

Animal Homes Puzzle - Match Animals to Their Homes with Hands-on Learning

This charming wooden puzzle invites young children to discover where familiar animals live. Each piece shows an animal, while the puzzle board reveals its home — such as a beehive, nest, pond, burrow, or doghouse. Children match each animal to its correct home, strengthening visual discrimination, early science understanding, and fine motor skills.

Perfect for toddlers and young preschoolers, this puzzle offers a simple and engaging way to build vocabulary and real-world knowledge through hands-on exploration.

Who Eats What? - Match Animals to Their Foods with Hands-on Learning

This cheerful wooden puzzle helps young children understand what different animals eat. Each piece shows a familiar animal, while the space underneath reveals its food — such as grass, honey, cheese, carrots, fish, or grain. Children match the pieces to discover who eats what, strengthening early science knowledge and matching skills.

Designed for toddlers and young preschoolers, this puzzle introduces real-world concepts in a simple, playful way. It supports Montessori sensorial and language work, helping children build vocabulary and make meaningful connections to nature.

Wooden Ball Track - Fine Motor Activity

This beautifully crafted wooden ball track invites toddlers and preschoolers to explore cause and effect, hand-eye coordination, and early problem solving. With a simple finger lift, the child pushes each wooden ball to the top of the track and watches it travel down the smooth curved ramps.

Why Children Love It

The movement of the balls is engaging and calming at the same time. The six brightly colored wooden balls glide along the carefully designed pathways and cannot get lost, which makes this toy perfect for independent, repeatable play.

Cogwheel Game – Montessori-Inspired Gear Work

Placing the colorful wooden cogwheels on the board is just the beginning. Children explore how gears connect, observe cause and effect, and adjust the pieces until every wheel begins to move smoothly.

Young learners love experimenting with different combinations. They try, correct, and try again, staying focused until they see the full chain reaction. This hands-on work naturally supports concentration, coordination of movement, and logical thinking.

The included pattern cards offer guided challenges, but children are also free to design their own layouts and test them, refining their idea until all gears run together in harmony.

Our Giant Wooden Panel with 6 different latches will attract toddlers' attention and provide them an opportunity to use the pincer grip and wrist movement when opening the compartments.

Children can place a few objects to temporarily "hide" until the latch has been unlocked.

The Giant Wooden Panel measures 27" x 27" x 4".

Mount it on a wall close to the floor level.

2-4 years

Our wooden Locks and Latches Box measures approximately

31cm x 12cm x 13cm (12 x 5 x 5 inches)

It features 10 doors , and a handle at the top so that children can easily carry it from the shelf to the workspace.

• promotes fine-motor control and dexterity as little fingers work to open each lock and latch
• encourages long periods of concentration and persistent problem-solving
•  inspires social interaction as several children start to collaborate on opening the doors and communicating through them

Our wooden panel is suitable for wall mounting especially when floor space is limited. This panel includes six spinning cylinders. Each cylinder is divided into 6 colours - red, green, orange, purple, yellow and blue. It also includes 16 spinning cubes. Each cube is divided into 4 colours - red, green, yellow and blue. Children can rotate the cubes and cylinders to match colours. On the right side of the panel, there is a tracker with 12 movable and 4 attached wooden knobs. These knobs come in red, green, blue and yellow colours that children can match up by moving them around. This material helps develop eye-hand coordination, colour recognition and visual tracking. 18-36 months 70cm x 70cm x 8cm

Our wooden panel is suitable for wall mounting especially when floor space is limited. There are 6 pairs of wooden knobs of different shapes. Each pair is connected by a string. A child can feel the differences between each pair of knobs by touching them. When a child pulls on one knob, the matching knob on the other side will also move, which is an inherent control of error.

There are also two matching sets of rolling and spinning objects for children to explore. These activities will enhance stereagnostic sense, ie. the muscular recognition of form. 11 - 24 months 

70cm x 70cm x 8cm

Blue wooden board and 18 wooden cards with different patterns.

Sort the colours according to the patterns on the cards - it can be pretty tricky.

Some of the coloured dots have to be pushed back into a parking position from time to time before they can be allocated.

Promotes not only the recognition of colours, but also the eye-hand coordination.

21cm x 18.5cm x 3 cm

Made in Germany