Add a touch of colour and creativity to your learning space with this vibrant set of Shape Lacing Jewels. Designed for hands-on exploration, these wooden educational resources feature a bright, eye-catching jewel centres and smooth finishes that invite children to sort, thread and play.

With 36 pieces in a mix of geometric shapes and striking colours, plus three durable laces, children can practise threading skills, create simple patterns, and experiment with sequences. They’re great for supporting fine motor development, strengthening hand-eye coordination and encouraging early maths concepts such as sorting, matching and recognising shapes.

Key features

• 36 colourful wooden jewels designed for sorting, threading, and pattern play
• Includes three durable laces for practising threading and sequencing skills
• Smooth wooden finish designed for easy handling by small hands
• A bright and engaging addition to wooden resources collections for creative learning

Product details

• Set includes: 36x wooden shape jewels, 3x laces
• Shapes include: Square, circle, heart, triangle, rectangle, diamond for sorting and pattern activities
• Materials: FSC® certified beechwood with coloured centres and strong threading laces

Educational benefits

Aligned with the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF). Learning outcomes may extend beyond those listed, depending on context and use.

• Identity: Build confidence through problem solving while threading and sequencing shapes.
• Community: Develop hand-eye coordination by sharing laces and collaborative sorting.
• Wellbeing: Strengthen fine motor skills through repeated threading and controlled movement.
• Learning: Explore pattern recognition and spatial awareness using shapes and colours.
• Communication: Apply STEM thinking by describing order, shape relationships, and patterns.

Ages: 3+ years.

Category: Kids Educational Toys

Categories: Counting, Educational Resources, FA, Loose Parts, New Arrivals, New Educational Resources, Numeracy, Sensory & Inclusion, Sensory Play, Sensory Resources, Visual Sensory