Wooden Pegging Game
$39.99
Product Code: 720-804
Nonreligious
In a Curriculum Kit
Multisensory Learning
Visual Learner
Wooden Pegging Game
Loved by occupational therapists, parents, and children alike, Wooden Pegging Game will develop and strengthen visual perception skills, eye-hand coordination, and fine motor skills, including the pincer grasp. It's such an amazing workout for little hands!
With its rainbow of colors, Wooden Pegging Game is one of the most versatile pegboards for toddlers. Use it to develop color recognition, sorting, and sequencing skills. Match the ring to the peg or go color-crazy. Then try stacking the pegs with the rings — can the stacked rings keep it stable?
The heirloom-quality Wooden Pegging Game's brilliant colors come from solvent-free paints, so there is no worry when toys wander from hand to mouth. Made from natural beech wood.
At about 10 months old, play with Wooden Pegging Game twice a week.
- Stage one: Prompt your baby to remove all the pegs.
- Stage two: Encourage him to remove the pegs and put them in a container.
- Stage three: Cue your child to place the pegs in the board—either a few or all. Hand-over-hand assistance often helps this click for your child.
- Stage four: Place both the pegs and the rings on the board.
- Stage five: Place rings on color-matching pegs. Starting with a couple of starkly different colors at a time is very helpful. Then, work up to more until the entire board is filled.
- Stage six: Try this focus-building activity. Place rings only on pegs that are not the same color.
What a great logic and visual perception game! Bonus Activity: Have your child build a tower with rings and pegs. How tall can he make it?
Made In: China
Materials: Wood
Age Recommendation: 2-6 years
Faith-Based: No
review by Cosmic Montessori School
”Are these toys made out of sunshine and magic? Probably not. But maybe because that’s how much fun we had during playtime today.”
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review by Roads to Everywhere
”Ella, of course, just thought it was fun. She didn’t realize we were working on her fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, sorting, visual discrimination, and color recognition.”
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review by Hopkins Homeschool
”This is a toy that we are playing with daily. This is something that can teach in so many ways...”
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review by One Luckey Wife
”Haba Palette of Pegs is very well made so it will last a long time and can grow with our youngest as she learns circles, counting and those oh so important fine motor skills. ”
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