Fine Motor

12 months & up. Little ones can explore new patterns and textures with this brightly colored Wooden Rainbow Sensory Board! Set comes with a wooden color-match tray and 10 circular pieces offering different sights and textures such as; rippled silicone, felt, a mirror, and more! Alongside sensory play, the pieces can be slotted into the spaces on the colored tray, encouraging children's dexterity and color recognition. Made from FSC-certified wood. Board measures 4.5"L x 10"W.

12 months & up. Toddlers can safely discover the magic of magnetism with the SmartMax® My First Sounds & Senses Magnetic Discovery Building Set. Unique sounds and faces that portray various emotions bring each magnetic ball to life, enabling toddlers to learn about emotions while they create a wide assortment of different shapes and designs. The set will also help toddlers develop color and shape recognition and fine motor skills. Set includes four tactile bars and four balls with different… More »

12 months & up. Take Bailey and Alex on the perfect camping trip with the Weebles My Happy Camper! This camper set develops fine motor skills and engages children in imaginative play and role play by giving them everything they need to create a pretend-play camping scenario, including a swinging hammock, a sliding car seat, teeter-totter logs, and a grill. The set also has lights, sounds, and songs that will further enrich children's play experiences! Requires 3 AAA batteries, not included.

12 months & up. Help exercise children's sensory perception with animal puzzles and corresponding tactile cards! Features great play value and multiple ways to play with 6 different animal puzzles, 6 tactile animal tiles, and an organic cotton bag. Challenge children to assemble one of the large, 2-piece animal puzzles and have them reach into the bag to find the matching tactile animal piece! Tactile puzzles allow children to explore different textures and materials, which can help stimulate… More »

2 years & up. Encourage young children to experiment with their sense of touch with the Montessori My First Tactile Library Game! Give each child a tactile card and arrange the 30 image tiles face down. Have the children take turns drawing a tile and seeing if the card matches the same surface on their tactile card. If the card drawn matches the texture on their texture card, the child will place it on one of the dedicated spaces on their card. The first player to complete their own tactile… More »