This cheerful wooden bear prefers not to wear his shirt... can you help him get fully dressed?

With this clasp puzzle, children can practice everyday activities in a playful and calming way. The bear consists of separate puzzle pieces, each with a different clasp. This allows for multiple play and practice variations, and the material can be used flexibly in therapy, school, or at home.

Different game variations
- Completely puzzle the bear and practice all the closures on the puzzle plate
- Targeted practice by offering one or more closures separately
- Place puzzle pieces on the table for additional visual support

This way, the game can easily be adapted to the child's level, need for assistance or learning objective.
Closures that are practiced: snaps, tying shoelaces, closing a zipper, buckle, click closure and a large button.

The bear's friendly smile encourages continued trying and supports a positive and safe learning experience.

Motor development – ​​what does the child practice?
The child works on: through play:
- Fine motor skills and finger strength – through grasping, pulling, turning and precise manipulation
- Hand-eye coordination – coordinating looking, aiming and acting
- Bilateral cooperation – both hands learn to work together with an active and supportive hand
- Independence in daily activities – skills that are directly transferable to dressing and undressing

Executive functions
At the same time, important executive functions are addressed:
- Planning – which closure goes where and what do I take first
- Sustained attention and concentration – staying on task until a closure is achieved
- Perseverance – keep practicing with challenging closures
- Problem-solving thinking – trying, adapting and finding solutions

A versatile practice material that encourages repetition and gradually increases confidence in one's own abilities.