Peg Tray Insert

Introducing the innovative ‘Peg Tray Insert’, a fantastic new addition to our range of educational tools designed to promote fine motor skills and early learning. Specifically crafted to fit both the 4-in-1 Activity Table (345) and the Montessori Sand Tray (828), this versatile insert offers a hands-on approach to learning through play. Whether at home or in an educational setting, the Peg Tray Insert is perfect for engaging young minds in meaningful, skill-building activities.

What sets this insert apart is its interactive design, which includes colourful pegs that children can manipulate and sort. The tray features slots through which children can place the pegs, promoting hand-eye coordination and fine motor development. The simple action of placing the pegs through the insert strengthens finger muscles and improves dexterity, making it an excellent activity for early childhood development.

Furthermore, this tray insert also supports colour sorting activities, helping children to recognize and differentiate between different colours as they place the pegs into the sections. This element of play not only enhances cognitive skills, but also introduces concepts such as categorization and organization, which are foundational for math and problem-solving later in life. This tray can also be used for lacing purposes.

Parents and educators will appreciate the ‘Peg Tray Insert’s’ durability and easy setup, allowing for seamless transitions between activities. By combining fine motor challenges with colour recognition, this insert provides a well-rounded learning experience that is both fun and educational.

In summary, the Peg Tray Insert is a dynamic tool that encourages learning through hands-on play. Whether you’re focusing on fine motor skills, colour sorting, or early cognitive development, this insert is sure to engage children while promoting essential developmental milestones. This tray is made of rubberwood.

*Only includes peg tray insert along with the pegs.

Approx dimensions: 32x16x1.6cms