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Wooden Shoe Lacing Activity - Practical Life Fine Motor Toy

Wooden Shoe Lacing Activity - Practical Life Fine Motor Toy

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A colorful wooden shoe board designed to help toddlers develop fine motor skills and practice early lacing techniques.

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Recommended for ages 2+

Product Description

The Wooden Shoe Lacing Activity is a Montessori Practical Life material designed to help toddlers and preschoolers develop independence through hands-on lacing practice. This activity strengthens fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and finger dexterity, preparing children for self-care tasks such as tying shoes. Its durable wooden construction and bright, inviting colors make it suitable for home learning environments, Montessori classrooms, and early childhood centers.

Key Features

  • Montessori-aligned Practical Life activity for early self-care skills
  • Durable wooden shoe-shaped board with smooth edges
  • Child-safe, easy-to-thread laces for repeated practice
  • Encourages independence, concentration, and hand strength
  • Ideal for Practical Life shelves in Montessori Casa classrooms

Benefits for Children

  • Enhances fine motor development and wrist movement
  • Promotes hand-eye coordination and pincer grasp
  • Supports early problem-solving and sequencing
  • Builds self-confidence through independent practice

What’s Included

  • 1 wooden shoe-shaped lacing board
  • 1 durable cotton lace

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 17.5 cm × 10 cm
  • Material: Eco-friendly, child-safe wood
  • Recommended Age: 3 years and above

How to Use

Introduce the shoe board to the child by demonstrating slow, deliberate threading through the holes. Encourage repetition until the child independently masters the movement, aligning with Montessori principles of self-correction and Practical Life skill development.