Lena My First Mozaic Traffic model 35633 – educatieve mozaïekset met steekbord voor voertuigmotieven

Lena My First Mozaic Traffic model 35633 is an educational mosaic set designed for young children to create vehicle-themed pictures. The kit contains a perforated peg board and multi-coloured peg pieces that fit into the board to form cars, trucks, buses and other traffic motifs. This set is intended for guided play and early learning: children practise placing pegs, matching colours and following simple patterns while developing fine motor skills and hand–eye coordination.

Advantages

The set provides a tactile activity that encourages precision and concentration without requiring advanced reading or drawing skills. Peg pieces are easy to handle for small hands and the perforated board offers a clear, repeatable structure for creating images. Using coloured pegs to assemble recognizable vehicle shapes supports colour recognition and early patterning. The product is compact and suitable for both home and preschool environments.

Suitable for

• Preschool classrooms and group activity sessions
• Home play to develop fine motor skills
• Occupational therapy exercises for hand coordination
• Early learning activities focused on colours, shapes and traffic themes

Key specifications

• Includes a perforated peg board and multiple coloured peg pieces
• Vehicle-themed mosaic designs (cars, trucks, buses and related motifs)
• Designed for young children and guided play
• Materials suitable for handling by preschool-age children

How to use

Place the perforated board on a stable surface. Select peg pieces and insert them into the board holes to form the desired vehicle shapes, following one of the suggested patterns or creating an original design. Work with the child to demonstrate how pegs fit into the board and to encourage correct colour placement and simple pattern following. Supervise play according to the child’s age and skill level.

Recommendations

Use the mosaic set under adult supervision for children under 3 years of age. Store peg pieces in a container after play to avoid loss. Combine the kit with picture templates or simple drawings to extend activities and gradually increase pattern complexity as the child’s fine motor skills develop.