‹ Catalogue Réf REFL11053

Montessori Wooden Cheese & Mouse Lacing Toy

Help the hungry wooden mouse nibble through the cheese with this timeless Montessori Cheese & Mouse Lacing Toy. Attached to a sturdy cord, the smooth wooden mouse threads in and out through varied cheese holes, strengthening fine motor control and concentration.

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Gevoelige periode: 3-6 ans • Vie Pratique & Autonomie Quotidienne

Montessori-Pedagogiek & Kindontwikkeling

Ontworpen om natuurlijke zelfstandigheid te bevorderen door tastbaar ontdekken

Tangible Threading & Early Sewing Foundations

Lacing activities provide children with an absorbing, repetitive motor workout. As children weave the smiling wooden mouse in, out, under, and through the cheese block, they develop the exact finger dexterity and bilateral coordination required later for tying shoelaces, holding pencils, and sewing.

Key Educational Benefits

  • Fine Motor Dexterity: The narrow wooden mouse requires a refined pincer grip, exercising fingers and wrist flexibility.
  • Spatial Logic & Unpicking: Threading the cord in intricate paths and then carefully unthreading it teaches cause-and-effect and spatial planning.
  • Deep Concentration & Calming Play: The rhythmic threading motion has a naturally soothing, meditative effect on active toddlers.

Craftsmanship & Specifications

  • Material: Solid beech wood shaped into a smooth, tactile wedge of cheese with a wooden mouse on a strong red cord.
  • Dimensions: Compact pocket size (approx. 12 cm x 5 cm), making it a brilliant quiet travel companion.
  • Recommended Age: Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers from 2 years old.

Wat dit materiaal bij uw kind ontwikkelt

Motricité fine

Précision gestuelle et maîtrise des doigts

Coordination œil-main

Synchronisation visuelle et motrice

Autonomie & persévérance

Capacité d'auto-correction par l'action

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