geometry Age 3-5

There are many different pouring activities - they build on each other in terms of difficulty

There are many different transfer exercises with pipettes and syringes - they build on each

There are many different activities with tongs - they build on each in difficulty level and

There are many different activities with spoons - they build on each other in levels of

Shaking and exact listening - train the sense of hearing with the sound cylinders.

The 5 animal puzzles with one animal each from the five animal kingdoms.

The missing animal puzzles with some animals of the invertebrate animal classes.

Colors from yellow to purple and from light to dark.

Put the pasta and threads into a bag - done!

A light tangram - perfect for to go!

Making long lines or chaplets out of felt bands

Attaching paperclips to tippy-toes.

Laying free or given patterns with foam shapes.

Putting sticks into bags, and out, and in again...

The planets in our solar system

Lacing smooth silk ribbon through different sized thread eyes.

'ligther than... and darker than' in the colours of the rainbow

Colourful glittery fish made from felt.

Is there a order for puzzles, that is good to follow? My childs puzzles provide no challenge -

A tray of bits and bobs

100 cubes in 20 colours.

Lay out and explore exciting luminous patterns.

Preserve and explore natural treasures from a walk through the woods.

Replay family, friends or the nursery group.

1, 2, 3... - Counting and building all in one.

Make a game with pepples to assign numbers and quantities.

Invitation to an exploration of the senses in the wonder workshop

A table, an acrylic sheet and LED-light strips.

Glowing blocks in the colours of the rainbow

Sorting exercises can be so different.

Super simple and versatile playdough!

Do you want to paint on your windows with brushes

Rainbows are fascinating for all ages.

Glowing, mysterious discs in all the colours of the rainbow

Children want to investigate and exercise tasks, they see us do.

Every child enjoys matching games.

Match fruits made from felt with the corresponding photographs

Water is probably the simplest filling material for a sensory bin.

Digging-Sorting-Decorating-Hiding-Finding

here we are in the polar regions!

Cloud dough is soft, slightly sticky "sand"

Slimy slime - made of only two ingredients!

Kinetic sand has different flow properties than regular sand or moon sand.

Easy homemade bird food balls

Do you want to make your own brilliant watercolors?

Ooblek - non-Newtonian fluid

What grows from these little seeds?

Explore and practice everyday domestic tasks.

The growth stages of a snowdrop as a layered puzzle.

The growth stages of a bean plant as a layered puzzle.