Have YOU got the skills?

The aim: To get the shiny ball through all stages of the maze to get to the end. There are two main games. 1. Try to get from the start to the end in one go without falling off the maze or getting so frustrated you throw it out of the window or bounce it off someone else's head (made out of a soft plastic just in case you do). 2. Another game is to do a time trial with your friends to see who can do it all in the fastest time and get the maze record.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 6 and up however it is just as addictive for older kids and adults too!

This soft foam square is loaded with a bouncy ball that makes the ball bounce straight up instead of all over the place. 5cm.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 5 years plus.

A puzzle to help children learn the names of various body parts and clothing.
Contains 28 self correcting puzzles, 6 sets of Mix & Match cards and an activity guide. Helps develop the ability to identify and name different body parts, understand the functions of major body parts and helps establish the importance of clothes to protect the body during weather change.

Throw the balls underarm so they wrap around the rails.

For increased level of difficulty, score 1 for red, 2 for green and 3 for blue. Be the first player or team to score exactly 21 points.

Stand measures 192cm tall x 63cm wide.

Children match the geometric tiles to 36 activity cards to create beautiful geometric pictures. Designed to develop a child's visual perceptual ability - to differentiate shape, size and colour and understand that complex shapes can be broken down into simpler ones.

18 double sided work cards varying in degree of difficulty. Manufacturer recommends for ages 4 years and up.

The board game that inspires natural curiosity, develops spatial awareness, encourages literacy and numeracy skills and provides opportunity for physical challenge, lateral thinking, fine and gross motor skills and general knowledge.

As the players move around the board, they are faced with challenges.

Work it Out cards are designed to make children think laterally and, through special building block challenges, aid in developing spatial awareness. Eg. Use the blocks to make a tower like the one shown on the card.

Physical Challenge cards include extra fun for a broad range of development. Eg. Count to 5 whilst standing on one leg.

Knowledge cards are designed to stimulate natural curiosity and inspire children to want to learn more about the world around them. Eg What sort of musical instrument is this?

Manufacturer recommends for ages 3 years plus

Magic touchable bubbles in a mini clip-on test tube container. The specially formulated bubble mixture allows you to touch the bubbles without them bursting!

Each comes complete with bubble blower. Size 8cm.

Manufacturer recommends unsuitable for children under 3 years due to small parts.

These wooden blocks have different sloped track can be put together to form a track for rolling marbles.
Build the track to assist in the development of visual spatial and construction skills, visually track the marbles as they go down the track. Use the marbles to develop in hand manipulation skills as the children hold all four marbles and then try to put them in one at a time without using their other hand. Alternatively use with the "fish sticks" to pick up the marbles.

Set contains 30 pieces and 4 marbles.

Colour by Symbol has 24 pictures. Colour the pictures according to the colour chart provided. Every colour is represented by a different symbol.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 4 - 7 years.

The drawings in this book are printed in white on a black background. Colour the white lines and spaces to create unique and colourful pictures.

Product recommends for ages 5 and up. Provides the opportunity to develop intrinsic hand muscles, those responsible for the small movements of the they color in the small spaces. Alternatively for younger children who have difficulties remaining between the lines and become frustrated over that, this provides a nice opportunity to color and enjoy the changes in a picture while not seeing "mistakes" that they have become frustrated over.