First hammer game Original
Objective: Promote eye-hand coordination, pincer grasp, color and shape perception
Material: Hammer game*, basket
Preparation: The wooden pieces are placed in a basket. This is placed on the tray together with the box with the nails, the hammer and the cork plate.
Execution: The child takes a wooden piece from the basket and nails it with the nails to the corresponding square on the cork board. This is repeated until the picture is complete. Then all the pieces go back into place and back onto the tray.


First hammer game own creation
Objective: Promote eye-hand coordination, pincer grasp, color and shape perception
Material: Hammer game*, basket, paper, copier
Preparation: A picture is placed on the copier with the wooden pieces. This is copied and the copy is placed on the cork board. The wooden pieces are placed in a basket. This is placed on the tray together with the box of nails, the hammer and the cork board.
Execution: The child takes a wooden piece from the basket and nails it with the nails to the corresponding space on the cork board. This is repeated until the copy is all nailed up. Then all the pieces are put back in their place and back on the tray, and if the paper is too damaged, a new copy is placed on the cork.
Duplo recreation part 2 – bricks of the same size
Objective: Promote color and shape perception
Material: Colorful small Duplo, colorful paper, white paper, glue, laminator*, basket
Preparation: The white paper is cut into long strips, a little narrower than A5 size. From the colored paper, cut out parts in the same size as the small Duplo bricks. Then the colorful parts are celted onto the paper like towers. The whole thing is then laminated to last longer and the corners are rounded after lamination, so that the child can not hurt him/herself on the sharp corners. All Duplo bricks are placed in a basket, which is then placed on a tray along with the template cards.
Execution: The child chooses a pattern that he or she would like to copy and builds the tower with the Duplo bricks. Afterwards, the tower can be placed on the template card to check whether it is correct.
When the child is finished, he/she puts all the Duplo bricks back into the basket and onto the tray together with the template cards.
Note: For “Duplo recreation part 1” see page “Visual perception – 33 months”.


Duplo recreation part 3 – different sized blocks
Objective: Promote color and shape perception
Material: Colored Duplo, colored paper, white paper, glue, laminator*, basket
Preparation: Same procedure as “Duplo recreation part 2”, only difference, to increase the level of difficulty a bit, different sized Duplo bricks are used.
Execution: The child chooses a pattern that he or she wants to copy and builds the tower with the Duplo bricks. Afterwards, the tower can be placed on the template card to check if it is correct.
When the child is finished, he or she puts all the Duplo bricks back into the basket and onto the tray together with the template cards.