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The rainbow puzzle inspired by the Waldorf method – subtly colored, with a visible natural wood texture, inspires children to create, explore, and learn through play. This 7-piece set is made of high-quality maple wood, and its colors harmoniously match, highlighting the beauty of the wood. The blocks allow children to build, sort, and assemble, fostering their creativity and fine motor skills.

The tool helps to develop

• Sensory cognition: Bright colors and the natural texture of wood stimulate the child's senses.
• Motor skills development: By assembling and building blocks, fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination are developed.
• Creativity and imagination: an open-type tool encourages children's creativity by creating various shapes and structures, applying the puzzle or its parts in different scenarios and games.
• Spatial perception: The tool encourages exploring spatial structures, the variation of arch sizes, and their combination with each other.

Technical information

Set composition: 7 wooden blocks.

Material: Maple wood, coated with water-based paints.

Dimensions:  ~19 x 6 x 9.5 cm.

Sustainability and safety

The materials used are eco-friendly, and the paints are non-toxic, ensuring the toy's durability and safety.

This fine motor skills game is a great choice for children who learn color matching, precision, and creativity while playing. The child sorts colored wool balls into corresponding bowls using a wooden tweezer or spoon, which helps develop hand motor skills and hand-eye coordination. The plates can be arranged or stacked on top of each other. The different sizes of the balls help to understand the concepts of 'small' and 'big', learn to sort or arrange in order based on size characteristics.

Also, it is a great tool for the first acquaintance with quantities: the different amounts of each color ball make it easier to visualize quantitative expressions of numbers.

The tool helps to develop

• Sensory exploration: the texture of the wool balls and the combinations of bright colors encourage sensory exploration.

• Fine motor skills development: using tweezers and a small spoon encourages precise hand movements, strengthens the hand and fingers.

• Color recognition and classification: children learn to sort objects by color and size.

• Independent exploration: the game provides a lot of freedom – there are no strict instructions for the child, they can experiment independently.

Technical information

Set composition: 6 wooden plates, 21 colored wool balls, tweezers, and a small spoon.

Materials: wool, wood

Age recommendation: from 3 years (due to small parts, use only under adult supervision for younger children).

Sustainability and safety

The game is made from eco-friendly, non-toxic and fair-trade wool and natural wood.

The elements are carefully designed to be safe for children and durable.

• Understanding nature: Children learn about the sequence of seasons and changes in nature.
• Fine motor skills development: Assembling details develops hand and finger movements.
• Cognitive skills: Puzzles encourage logical thinking and problem-solving skills.
• Language development: Discussing each scene expands vocabulary and encourages the development of storytelling skills.

From birth, balls of various sizes, colors, and surfaces serve as perhaps the most universal tool and toy for a child. Balls help children discover movement, understand distances, explore cause-and-effect relationships, and develop hand-eye coordination.

As children grow older, balls become unique initiators of movement, inviting them to explore the capabilities of their physical bodies. How many games do you know that involve balls? Yes, we know countless games too! The best part is that ball games involve the whole family!

These Ratatam balls, made in France, are known for their durability and quality. They also feature the most important elements of childhood—bright colors and, of course, glitter. And how high they bounce! For many years now, they have remained our four children's favorite balls!

• Developing time awareness: Helps children understand hours and minutes and encourages time management skills.
• Developing fine motor skills: turning the clock hands develops hand and finger movements.
• Concentration training: By learning to tell the time, children learn to concentrate and observe carefully.
• Independent learning: children can independently explore how a clock works.

This double-sided ramp-skateboard is a great addition to the swing. It develops balance and climbing skills and provides a lot of fun when sliding or climbing. One side is a ramp with steps, and the other side functions as a skateboard.

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