Spin your way to concentration and motor control!
The spinning top slides a ring across the game board until it rolls exactly into one of the holes – each hole scores points! After each round, the Points are added together to record the score. This way, you also practice counting, ordering, and maintaining attention in a playful way.
Spinning requires control, timing, and gentle movements. By holding the board with both hands, you not only practice your fine motor skills and finger movements, but also two-handed coordination . You can influence the spinning top's motion with small, gentle tilting movements – this requires calmness, concentration, and a sense of movement.
A spinning top moves very differently than a ball. And that's precisely what makes it fun to play with a ball on the board. This way, children discover the differences in speed, gravity, and control – a valuable sensory experience that encourages experimentation.

This spinning top game requires focus, practice, and perseverance – and rewards with growth in:
- eye-hand coordination: following the toll
- patience: through repetition and practice
- fine motor skills: finger dexterity and precision
- gross motor skills: tilting movements from the shoulders
- executive functions: planning, concentration and sustained attention

Through play, children learn to control their movements, maintain their focus and be proud of every point they earn.