Sorting felt balls – spiral made of maple wood

A wooden fine-motor game that children will enjoy for color sorting, counting, and free play. Using wooden tongs, they move felt balls into the recesses in the spiral, naturally developing fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, and concentration.

Sorting colors using tongs

Children transfer felt balls with the tongs into the matching recesses. In a playful way they practice grip, precision, and hand–eye coordination.

8-piece spiral for versatile play

The eight-piece colorful spiral allows different play variations – from classic sorting to creative combinations. Great as a Montessori-inspired fine-motor activity.

Advent spiral for a family ritual

The spiral can also be used as an Advent spiral – a gentle, contemplative way to show children the passing time and the number of days until Christmas.

This game made of high-quality maple wood offers several ways to use it. Classically, it can be played as fun sorting by color – children use tongs made of beech wood to move felt balls into the correct holes and learn colors and counting in a playful way.

The colorful spiral has 8 parts and can also be used as an Advent spiral – a calm family ritual that gently shows children how many days are left until Christmas. In addition, it invites many other combinations and ideas for free play that children can discover on their own.

Especially supports:

fine motor skills and grip precision
hand–eye coordination
concentration and patience
learning colors and the basics of counting

Specifications

Product type: Wooden fine-motor game / ball sorting
Material: Maple wood (game), beech wood (tongs), felt/wool balls
Number of spiral parts: 8
Recommended age: From 3 years
Skills development: Fine motor skills, hand–eye coordination, concentration, learning colors, counting