A cotton bag with 8 wax crayons in the shape of a pebble. With ergonomic grip!
Crayon Rocks are made from soybeans from the US and are colored with natural mineral pigments from plants. The crayons are completely natural and non-toxic.
The colors of the Crayon Rocks are natural and vibrant and can be used in layers, creating beautiful interlocking drawings! The colors do not stick together, as is often the case with wax crayons. Crayon Rocks are intended for children and adults who have difficulty holding normal crayons in a pen grip.
The crayons strengthen the muscles in preparation for learning to write and can therefore also be used in preparatory writing education at school and at home. But actually the crayons are suitable for everyone, children and adults, with or without a motor disability, who want to entrust their creativity to paper. They fit comfortably in the hand and the shape makes it possible to color with little fingers and make large movements, allowing you to create beautiful colorful images. In the US, crayons are frequently used by occupational therapists to develop fine motor skills.
We also recommend using different types of paper, such as watercolor paper, smooth paper, white cardstock, etc. Children also learn that each type of paper means a different way of drawing and coloring.

The possibilities are endless for children and adults and the chalk is a valuable addition to any creative space where painting, drawing, etc. is done. Experience has now shown that this crayon is the first one taken by many children when they have the choice between pencils, markers and wax crayons. Schools and companies also use the crayons, for example, to create a mind map during a meeting.
Crayon Rocks was developed by an American teacher Barbara Lee, who worked with children with motor or emotional disabilities. The crayons are inspired by Jan Olsen, OTR and the 'Handwriting without tears' program.
According to official guidelines, the crayons are not suitable for children under the age of 3 due to the risk of swallowing.

Soft, beautifully colored wipes to throw, catch, wave and do magic with!
They fly wonderfully slowly, so children have more time and a greater chance of grabbing these juggling towels. Holding a cloth in each hand and doing waving exercises creates a beautiful color show and looking through it gives a magical look.
Music lessons also often involve dancing and this is extra festive with dance cloths. They are first used to play with the wind, the song who waa blow, wave, wave fits nicely with that. And then add some swinging or classical music to dance and sway to.
And all children love to hide: Peekaboo, cloth over your eyes or cloth over mom's head and ... there you are again.
A good exercise for crossing the center line: tossing and catching with crossed arms. There are of course many more variations on this.
What else can your child come up with?

How do you zip together a pencil case?
This case is actually 1 large zipper, the zipper goes in curves so you need 2 hands for this! Very fun because the pencil case is constantly being taken apart and the children keep busy with it!
Nice for the home and also very nice to give as an original gift.

With this small, cleverly designed connecting piece between 2 soft drink bottles you can make your own tornadoes visible as a water vortex in the bottle.
The bottom bottle is filled with water, the top one remains empty. Now the two bottles must be turned over at the same time. So work well together with both hands.
To create a tornado, the water in the bottles must be set into a rotating motion. This also requires some skill and feeling, but the effect is a wonderful reward, which, after the water has completely flowed into the bottom bottle, immediately requires repetition.
With this adapter you can also build an hourglass.