The holes have different diameters, so the child looks for and screws in the corresponding metal screw each time. The activity naturally develops logical thinking and the perception of size.
Turning the red heads exercises the fingers, grip strength, and hand-eye coordination. Through the activity, the child develops patience and the ability to concentrate.
The stand is made of wood and complemented by metal screws. The robust construction is suitable for repeated use at home or in kindergarten.
This wooden Montessori aid offers practical screw-turning play. Each hole in the stand has a different diameter and is intended for one specific screw. The child naturally learns to recognize differences between shapes, sizes, and materials and learns to find the correct solution.
Screwing supports a precise grip, finger dexterity, and patience. The durable construction made of solid wood and metal is suitable for play at home and as an educational aid in kindergarten.
