Motor skills toy Lena SM65827 Multicolour for ages 3 and up

The Lena SM65827 motor skills toy Multicolour for ages 3 and up is a compact educational playset designed to support the development of fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination and basic shape recognition in young children. The set features brightly coloured geometric figures and simple peg-and-hammer play that encourages repetitive grasping and targeted striking movements. Materials and construction are suitable for preschool use and everyday play.

Advantages

This toy combines tactile feedback with visual contrast to help children practise precision and control. The multicolour elements make it easier for a child to differentiate shapes and plan actions, while the hammer-and-peg mechanic encourages bilateral hand use and timing. The set is lightweight and easy to handle for small hands, and its durable parts withstand repeated play sessions typical for early childhood learning.

Suitable for

• Developing fine motor skills and manual dexterity
• Practising hand-eye coordination and timing
• Introducing basic geometric shapes and colour recognition
• Preschool and early childhood classroom activities
• At-home supervised play and skill-building sessions

Key specifications

• Recommended age: 3 years and older
• Product type: hammer-and-peg motor skills toy with geometric figures
• Colour: multicolour elements for visual differentiation
• Primary functions: fine motor practice, shape and colour recognition
• Construction: lightweight, child-friendly materials suitable for preschool use

How to use

Place the geometric pegs on a stable surface and show the child how to hold the hammer with a comfortable grip. Encourage the child to aim and tap the pegs through the holes, starting slowly to build confidence and accuracy. Vary tasks by asking the child to target specific colours or shapes, or by using one hand and then the other to promote bilateral coordination. Supervise play to ensure safe use and proper handling of the hammer.

Recommendations

Use this motor skills toy as part of short, focused practice sessions (5–15 minutes) to reinforce new coordination skills without causing fatigue. Combine with other simple sorting or matching activities to expand cognitive learning while practising manual precision. Always supervise children under 3 and inspect parts regularly for wear.