Learn to count and practice fine motor skills
Beading is a classic activity for developing fine motor skills. The Beading Game makes it even more fun and educational!
The hands represent numbers from zero to five, just as a child would do with their own fingers. Each hand has the same number of threaded holes as the number it represents . This way, children playfully learn to recognize numbers and practice their dexterity at the same time.
The corresponding number is clearly marked on the back of the hands. This also makes the game perfect for:
- sorting and math games
- sort by color or number
- simple addition and subtraction activities

The hands are versatile in use:
- with or without strings
- creative applications such as frottage: place the hands under paper and wipe over it with crayons
- print in clay, kinetic sand or MadMattr for sensory and motor experiences

By stringing and pressing, children practice:
- fine motor skills and pincer grip
- eye-hand coordination
- concentration and attention
- planning and problem-solving thinking (executive functions)

This game combines play, learning, and creativity, and is ideal for home, school, or therapy. Learning and playing become one playful adventure!