Fine Motor Skills Toys

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  • Woopie Green cork board hammer game with wooden shapes, 82 pieces
    3+

    Woopie Green Cork Board Hammer Game with Shapes, 82 pcs

    Woopie Green Cork Board Hammer Game with Shapes, 82 pcs
    €18,90
  • Woopie Green wooden lacing animals 5-in-1 for kids aged 3+
    3+

    Woopie Green Wooden Lacing Animals 5-in-1, 20 pcs

    Woopie Green Wooden Lacing Animals 5-in-1, 20 pcs
    €18,90
  • Woopie Green 2-in-1 wooden activity board shaped like a house
    1+

    Woopie Green 2-in-1 Wooden Activity Board House

    Woopie Green 2-in-1 Wooden Activity Board House
    €48,90
  • Woopie Green wooden hammer and nails pattern game, 82 pieces
    3+

    Woopie Green Wooden Hammer and Nails Pattern Game, 82 pcs

    Woopie Green Wooden Hammer and Nails Pattern Game, 82 pcs
    €20,90
  • Woopie Green wooden lacing toy with vehicles and road signs
    2+

    Woopie Green Wooden Lacing Toy – Vehicles and Road Signs

    Woopie Green Wooden Lacing Toy – Vehicles and Road Signs
    €16,90
About this collection

Fine motor skills toys train little fingers, a precise grip and hand-eye coordination. In this collection you will find wooden lacing blocks with zoo animals, traffic and keys, bead mazes and a crocodile maze on wheels, a magnetic pre-writing maze, busy boards with a rocket, a spaceship and locks, hammer and nail cork boards, logic beads, a balance board maze and sensory fidget sticks.

Why small movements matter

Buttoning a jacket, holding a spoon or a pencil – all of these need strong, well-coordinated small muscles in the hand. Children build them through play: threading a lace, sliding a bead along a wire, turning a key or tapping a pin with a little hammer. The more varied the movements, the better the hand is prepared for school.

Types of toys in this collection
  • Lacing toys. Thread a lace through wooden shapes – from Classic World, Tooky Toy and Woopie Green.
  • Mazes. Bead mazes, a magnetic maze with a pen and a balance board maze with balls.
  • Busy boards. Locks, latches, gears and switches on wooden boards.
  • Hammer and nail games. Wooden shapes tapped onto a cork board to create pictures.

A tip for parents

Sit next to your child and do the task together the first time, then step back. Concentration grows when a child can finish what they started without being rushed.

More ideas are in Montessori boards and sets, letters, numbers and counting and educational toys.

Frequently asked questions

What are fine motor skills?

The ability to make small, precise movements with the fingers and hands, together with the eyes.

Which toy helps prepare for writing?

Lacing toys, mazes and tracing boards are especially good, because they teach controlled movements of the wrist and fingers.

Are hammer and nail games safe?

They are made for children aged 3 and up and contain small metal pins, so play under adult supervision.