These colourful tweezers are just the right size for little hands featuring ergonomic depressions to guide a proper pincer-grasp grip. A perfect skill-building resource for teachers, specialists and occupational therapists. Tweezers measure 15cmL.

• 12 tweezers in 6 colors (red, blue, green, yellow, orange and purple)
• Plastic tub container

Skill Development:

Sensory - great for students who are hypersensitive to textures; they can participate in tactile play using tweezers to hold and move objects.

Fine Motor - helps develop the pincer grasp and fine motor skills needed for daily living (buttoning, zipping, holding a toothbrush, and picking up finger foods).

Fine Motor - while students concentrate on using these tweezers, they are unaware of the inner circuitry going on. By working on grasping, picking up, and releasing with the tweezers, they are developing eye-hand coordination (visual motor integration). As this skill advances, students become more proficient with tasks like handwriting, drawing, and forming numbers.

With different key-shaped obstacles on each post, children have to think about how to take the timber shapes out and put them back again. Besides learning about geometric shapes and colours, this stacker helps improve children's ability to solve problems. They will have lots of fun while developing hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Measures 30cmL x 7.5cmW x 9cmH.

This is a set of 4 wooden bars printed with different facial expressions. Children can make up to 64 different emotion faces. It helps soothe and validate children when they are in negative moods. It also encourages emotion literacy and development. Great for social stories and imaginative play. Adults can watch children talking about their inner world and feelings. Comes with 2 play dice allowing various types of play and learning.

These large wooden pebbles are made for stacking, rolling, sorting and balancing. A great addition to any classroom. The tactile nature of these wooden pebbles make them an excellent sensory play resource. Made of solid beechwood. The largest square measures 14cm x 14cm.

These multicoloured counters are a great way to introduce children to sorting, sequencing, developing number concepts, improving vocabulary and discovering probabilities. The ridged edges are designed for easy stacking and can be used for a range of hands on activities and math projects. There are 25 each of 10 solid colours. Each counter measures 38mm in diameter.

96 bears in 4 colours, 3 sizes and 3 weights. This bear family is related by weight. 2 baby bears = 1 mother bear. 1 mother = 1 baby = 1 father bear. 3 baby bears = 1 father bear. Suitable for colour, weight and size recognition, sequencing and counting activities.

Join the links to create chains while learning to identify colours and practice sorting and patterning. The links snap together easily for young children.

Colourful blocks which children will love to unpack and repack. They will learn to sort and match colours and sounds, as well as associating sounds with size and quantity. When looking through the blocks, single or in a combination, they see the world in a number of different colors. This toy stimulates curiosity, motor skills and colour differentiation. The clear panels are made of safety glass.

The red double decker Learning Bus is a firm favourite for children wanting to learn through play. With its space for 20 passengers, the opportunities for counting, sorting and arranging are endless. Counting to ten and then having any additional passengers moved up to the top deck is realistic to real-life and adds to the understanding of ‘base 10’ as a key mathematical concept. Components for the set are colour-coded and an icon on the top of the people counters tells you if the person represented is a man, woman, child, elderly or even disabled. A flip book with number challenges helps the children to remain focused upon the task in hand. And for an additional level of mathematics there are two dice which when thrown, set a task to move characters from upstairs to down or visa-versa, thus introducing the notion of adding or taking away to reach a solution. A wonderful resource which sets a real-world challenge and encompasses so much in terms of the basic mathematics being covered. The bus when in double decker form measures 32cmL x 18cmW x 15cmH. made from European beech.

What’s inside the box? Just reach in and find out. The sturdy wooden box has two holes to allow children to use both hands to guess the object inside by touch alone. As children explore they increase tactile awareness, memory, vocabulary and communication skills. Made from Russian birch plywood. Note: Accessories are not included. The box measures 33cmW x 28cmD x 22cmH.

These translucent tactile seashells offer children sensory experiences like sight, sound and touch to explore and engage. Use the shells with a light box or create imprints in clay and dough. They're also ideal to teach early number concepts, such as sorting, matching, comparing, sequencing, patterning and counting. The shells measure 5.5cm wide. Includes 6 colours and 6 different tactile surfaces. Comes stored in a plastic jar.

Children can learn colour recognition, sorting and fine motor skills with these fun linking fish. Join the fish together using one of their four notched sides or with their pegged tails and eye holes.

A set of 12 wooden cylindrical double ended blocks; 7 with different materials and 5 with different surface textures. Ask children to identify the right materials or textures by only touching the pieces and to match the pieces to those on the board. A great tactile resource to help children develop material and texture recognition. The board can stand on an angle and fits neatly into the wooden storage tray. The tray measures 20cmW x 20cmD x 5cmH.

This adorable spatial relationship skills development set consists of 25 buildings of 5 different heights (1-5), 4 cars and 4 trees. With the 5 x 5 grid base, different types of games are suggested including 2-D positioning, height sequencing, pattern finding, simple mathematics, visual interpretation, logical skills development and more. Made from beech wood and birch plywood. Durable and water-proof game book included. The building blocks are colour-coded too so they are easily identified, and underneath they are keyed, so they fit together in a particular way. They are also clearly marked with numbers and dots and are size-proportionate with the yellow building being the smallest - single unit block and the red a quad unit block. There are so many uses for this set, with counting, observation and fine motor development at the heart of all activities, but there are also many more things to do which are explained within the excellent pictorial user guide; for example, making a sequence, according to height, stacking different buildings to make the same ‘pre-set-height’. Making a city where cars can pass between the buildings and of course free play too is possible. With so many pieces and opportunities, setting and solving even more complex tasks is possible with this set. A fun resource, with highly focused challenges which will help children with their understanding of size, proportion, spatial-awareness and logic. The board measures 38cmW x 38cmD x 12cmH.

Learn the recycling basics with this handy magnetic sorting board. The board has an acrylic top keeping the parts secure. Children will learn the idea of recycling materials while sorting the newspaper, glass bottles, metal nuts, aluminum cans and etc. The recycling truck is featured with 6 recycling bins - glass, metal, plastic, paper, organic waste and non-recyclable waste. Great fun for our eco-conscious little ones! Board measures 38cmW x 38cmD x 3cmH.

Children will enjoy altering the mirror distance and the 30 pattern blocks in combinations. They can move the 2-sided mirror between the 5 slots and create different combinations of shapes and colours in front of the 2 mirror surfaces. They will be amazed by what they see and ask "why?" A perfect interactive toy for mirror reflection learning with creativity and fun. The board measures 28cmW x 28cmD.

A set of translucent colourful tiles in different shapes making teaching of geometric shape composition simple and easy. Pieces are made of durable acrylic in precise colours so that kids can also learn about colour mixing e.g. red + yellow = orange. This set comes in a sturdy wooden storage box.

Ideal for developing fine motor and manipulative skills, for counting, sequencing, classifying and sorting. The set includes 3 shapes, 6 earth colours, 36 pieces in a plastic jar.

A valuable learning tool for all students. Develop sorting, counting and patterning skills, boost fine motor skills and hand eye coordination, develop sorting, counting and patterning skills and improve thinking and imaginative play. The set includes 600 pegs in bright colors, 4 clear peg boards and 15 two-sided activity cards. The activity cards engage students to solve math problems and advance creative thinking and problem solving skills.

This set is ideal for the development of fine motor skills, counting, sorting, sequencing, patterning and creative play. The set includes a baseboard measuring 21cm x 21cm, 36 giant pegs with 6 bright colours and 3 shapes, and 3 laces.

An intuitive way for children to develop fine motor skills, colour and shape recognition, sequencing and patterning, ordering, counting, stacking and hand-eye co-ordination. Each board has 16 chunky crystal fluoro geometric prism pegs; circular, triangular, square and hexagonal in red, blue, yellow and green. They are easy to grasp for little and special needs students hands. Each board measures 18cm x 18cm. This class pack includes six boards, 96 crystal fluoro pegs, the Peggy Patterns and Puzzles Book and a spinner all conveniently stored in a clear tub.

An intuitive way for children to develop fine motor skills, colour and shape recognition, sequencing and patterning, ordering, counting, stacking and hand-eye co-ordination. More challenging activities require children to use problem solving skills to complete the patterns in the Patterns and Puzzles Book (item #35325). Includes the Peggy board measuring 18cm x 18cm and 16 chunky crystal fluoro pegs with 4 shapes and 4 colours. Made in Australia from super strong polycarbonate. Ages 3yrs+.

An intuitive way for children to develop fine motor skills, colour and shape recognition, sequencing and patterning, ordering, counting, stacking and hand-eye co-ordination. More challenging activities require children to use problem solving skills to complete the patterns in the Patterns and Puzzles Book (item #35325). Includes the Peggy board measuring 18cm x 18cm and 16 chunky brightly coloured pegs with 4 shapes and 4 colours. Made in Australia from super strong polycarbonate. Ages 3yrs+.

These chunky crystal fluoro pegs help develop skills in colour and shape recognition, sequencing, patterning, ordering, counting, threading, stacking, fine motor control and hand-eye coordination. They can be used as a stand alone resource or use with the Peggy Count & Match Pegboard Set (item #35330). Designed and manufactured in Australia. For 3yrs+.

These chunky pegs help develop skills in colour and shape recognition, sequencing, patterning, ordering, counting, threading, stacking, fine motor control and hand-eye coordination. They can be used as a stand alone resource or use with the Peggy Count & Match Pegboard Set (item #35330). Designed and manufactured in Australia. For 3yrs+.