On the Farm – 5 Educational Games “Djeco”

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  Hammer Game Farm

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  €24,50

  Creative fun is guaranteed with this charming farm-themed hammering game, designed for children aged 3 years and up. Little builders can hammer a variety of wooden tiles and farm motif pieces onto the sturdy cork board to create their own countryside scenes.

  The set includes easy-to-hold wooden hammers and golden studs that press smoothly into the flexible cork—perfect for small hands. For inspiration, four double-sided motif cards offer design suggestions, while still encouraging kids to create their own unique pictures.

  Everything stores neatly in the practical box, so no pieces go missing and cleanup stays simple. This classic activity helps children develop fine motor skills, creativity, and hand-eye coordination through hands-on, imaginative play.

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  Montessori Rotating Drum

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  €18,00

  The rainbow drum combines modern design with meaningful developmental benefits for babies from 12 months and up. Made of FSC® 100%–certified wood, this rotating drum features five colourful sides and an integrated wooden ballthat creates gentle sounds as it spins.

  From around 6 months onward, the drum sparks natural curiosity: babies lying on their stomachs can prop themselves up, watch the colours move, and listen to the soft rattling sound. Following the movement with their eyes and reaching for the drum helps strengthen the neck, torso, and sense of balance—important milestones on the way to crawling.

  As children grow, the drum continues to support development. When seated, turning the drum with both hands promotes simultaneous hand movements and strengthens the arm, wrist, and shoulder muscles. The sound created by the rolling wooden ball encourages repetition, helping toddlers understand cause and effect through engaging play.

  Ideal for sensory learning and inspired by Montessori principles, the rainbow drum invites rolling, spinning, exploring, and active movement—supporting the transition from lying to sitting, and eventually to standing.

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