Threading as a foundation: building motor skills and concentration through play
Threading is an essential basic skill that demands a lot from young children: hand-eye coordination, cooperation between both hands, sense of direction, force regulation, and the use of a pincer grip. All these fine motor skills form the building blocks for later activities such as writing, tying shoelaces, carpentry, and sewing.
By regularly playing with threading materials, children automate these movements. Through play, they develop not only motor skills but also patience, focus, and cognitive abilities.

This basic set with laces, pipe cleaners and foam beads offers everything to stimulate this process in an accessible and fun way.

Two playful ways to use the set:
- Free play: Let children experiment freely with the materials. No rules, just possibilities. This fosters their creativity, imagination, and self-confidence.
- Targeted exercises: Encourage sorting, counting, or pattern making. These activities support logical thinking, perseverance, and information structuring.
Compact, versatile and well-thought-out: an indispensable tool for learning through play.
This set is perfect for use at home, at school, or in childcare. A small investment with great developmental value.