Key features:
Comes with 25 multicolored balls, each 6 cm in diameter.
The trolley is designed to be pushed and pulled by children.
Promotes gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
The toy set includes a game pad, a hammer, and three rattle balls. It is designed to help toddlers develop motor and sensory skills.
It helps children learn colors and geometric shapes. It represents textures that stimulate the baby's vision, conceptual skills, motor skills, and tactile senses.
A fun game that enables children to explore different professions
This game allows the child to explain the difference between shapes and colors.
Get this unique feeding bottle from Miniland, capacity 240ml.
Our classic Minimobiles from Miniland, now made of eco-friendly materials that reduce environmental impact. These fun didactic resources stimulate learning related to the physical and social environment and can serve as a support in the first steps towards Road Safety Education. Robust and durable design, with very safe non-removable wheels and high resistance axles. Large-sized toy cars for boys and girls, which are also environmentally friendly.
Mindful Kids is a great way to introduce your students to relaxation and self-awareness exercises in the classroom. Mindfulness benefits both you and your students. Kit includes interchangeable discs to try out different techniques and games geared to improving children’s mental and physical health. Game includes digital content at no additional cost to you. One set can be ideally used with 15 students, 25 max. In a classroom setting, it can be played establishing rules and taking turns.
A construction set consisting of 55 pieces of different sizes and colors that fit together. Kids will be able to create all manner of assemblies, working on psychomotor skills and basic concepts such as colors, sizes or symmetry. The set includes a brochure with different construction models. As they are translucent pieces, they are suitable for playing on light tables.
Fun and learning from everyday situations such as hanging clothes on a rack. By classifying garments, kids will begin to take their first steps in mathematical reasoning (discriminating, differentiating and classifying) and will better understand atmospheric phenomena, while developing fine psychomotor skills and spatial vision.
