These cute collectable marker mates are your best pals and with washable, non-toxic ink and large safety caps, they will be a favourite with Mums and Dads too! Little hands can grip the chunky barrel and scribble up a storm, with the width of the marker encouraging the grasp with the thumb and first two fingers which helps to begin the development of a tripod grasp. In addition the width and therefore the amount of support provided between the thumb and the index finger means that the thumb/index web space is supported to enable it to begin to develop stability without significant stress. Long lasting ink reservoir and sturdy tips that can withstand rough treatment.

Includes 6 different friends to play and draw.

Manufacturer recommends unsuitable for children under 3 years.

Balls move slowly along the tracks to encourage children to follow direction and movement. The set of five easy-to-grasp balls with rattle sound come with a clear feature ball that has a spinning mirror inside. Nice additional to home, child care or therapy clinic to encourage visual tracking, early grasp, release and placement and as a toy to encourage engagement.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 1-2 years.

The players have to find out the correct combination of colour and shape among different wooden pieces. The two dice show which colour the player needs to find to thread it on his caterpillar. The first to put six wooden pieces on his caterpillar wins the game.

Nice simple game to develop visual motor, motor planning (sequencing) and bilateral fine motor skills and as with all board games where turn taking is involved a nice opening for the development of social skills. The variety of shapes and colours in the pieces also provides for language opportunities.

Includes 4 x caterpillars, 42 x wooden shapes, 1 x colour die and 1 x symbol die.

For 1-4 players aged 3 years plus.

A sequence game just for kids!

Play a card from your hand, place your chip on a corresponding animal on the board. When you get four chips in a row, it's a sequence and you win! Use a unicorn card to place your chip anywhere and remove your opponent's chip with a dragon card. Have fun playing with your friends.

A simple board game to play socially while developing sequencing and visual perceptual skills.

Reading skills not required. Manufacturer recommends for ages 3 to 6 years for 2 to 4 players.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD. Unsuitable for children under 3 years due to small parts.

Classic 6-sided wood shape sorter with matching coloured shapes: circle, square, trapezoid, triangle, star and semi-circle. Shapes are filled with beads and once put in the sorter can be removed by stretching the orange-elastic across the opening at the shape top or bottom.

A nice visual and auditory take on a traditional shape sorter.

Measures approximately 16.5 x 15 x 12cm.

Manufacturer recommends for 12 months plus.

Learn shapes while serving everyone's favourite treat! Encourage smart play with these 6 colourful 2-part cupcakes. When pulled apart, children match each shape to put the cupcakes back together. Also match the sprinkle shape to the bottom of the pan to put each one back in the correct position. Fun and yummy addition to the corner for imaginative play while providing opportunity to develop visual perceptual matching and bilateral coordination skill development as kids align and rotate to place the pieces.

Cupcakes measure 6 x 5.5cm each.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 2 years plus

Naughts and Crosses, Tic Tac Toe with a difference.

2-4 players take turns dropping coloured chips down their ramp. Take careful aim and send your chip rolling, jumping and bouncing onto the play board. Land on top of your opponent's chips to change the colour to your own.

It takes a little luck, a lot of skill to land just where you want! Fun board game addition to develop social skills turn taking and to push the boundaries of frustration allowing you to address social regulation issues in a natural game environment.

Contents: 1 play field tray, 1 base, 4 ramps and 13 x 4 coloured chips

Manufacturer recommends for ages 5 years plus.

Slide the 16 tiles around the puzzle to complete these brightly coloured beasts and birds. An oldie, but with these beautiful natural pictures should let them make a re-emergence. Problem solving, motor planning and sequencing, visual perceptual and visual motor opportunities presented in these beautiful little puzzles, all in a size which is perfect for small spaces. Keep it in your hand bag for when you are stuck with the kids in a waiting space, or keep it in the car for those long trips.

Assorted designs.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD. Unsuitable for children under 3 years due to small parts.

Use your four blocks to make the car, but make sure that the position of the car's eyes and colours correspond with your challenge. 48 challenges.

These new range of early logical thinking toys provides the opportunity for developing concentration, sequencing, visual and spatial perception and problem solving all within a 3 dimensional environment. In the trend of moving play towards 2 dimensional experiences - puzzles, books and screens - the need to have greater opportunities for 3 dimensional play is even more important. It provides better learning opportunities visually, to develop sequencing, and motor planning, all key skills necessary to prepare the brain to learn the literacy and numeracy skills children are presented with in early school years.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 3 - 8 years.

Learn colours while serving everyone's favourite treat! Mix and match the colourful scoops to build giant cones. Turn each scoop over to see the name of the colour inside.

Imaginative play that teaches colour identification, fine motor skills, bilateral coordination and hand-eye coordination or use it as a part of a language program to develop concepts of sequencing, colour words and engagement with others.

Includes 2 cones and 8 scoops of ice cream.

Manufacturer recommends for ages 2 years plus.