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Goki Learn to Count with Cogwheels
Goki Learn to Count with Cogwheels
Make early number learning colourful and hands-on with Goki’s Learn to Count with Cogwheels. Children can arrange the bright number pieces and turn the matching cogs to explore counting, number order and how things work together.
A lovely choice for curious little learners: the rainbow colours help children recognise colours while the hands-on cogwheels encourage counting, hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. It makes early learning feel like a playful discovery rather than a lesson.
Product details:
- Age: 3+ years
- Material: Wood
- Size: 40 x 12 x 6.5 cm
- 55 pieces.
About Goki:
Goki is a German family-owned toy maker founded in 1981, known for colourful, thoughtfully designed toys that make learning feel like play. Its range encourages children to explore, imagine and build skills through hands-on play. Goki places importance on durable play value, responsible wood sourcing and carefully tested toy safety. Many Goki toys are made from wood and finished with water-based paints.
Goki Learn to Count with Cogwheels
Make early number learning colourful and hands-on with Goki’s Learn to Count with Cogwheels. Children can arrange the bright number pieces and turn the matching cogs to explore counting, number order and how things work together.
A lovely choice for curious little learners: the rainbow colours help children recognise colours while the hands-on cogwheels encourage counting, hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. It makes early learning feel like a playful discovery rather than a lesson.
Product details:
- Age: 3+ years
- Material: Wood
- Size: 40 x 12 x 6.5 cm
- 55 pieces.
About Goki:
Goki is a German family-owned toy maker founded in 1981, known for colourful, thoughtfully designed toys that make learning feel like play. Its range encourages children to explore, imagine and build skills through hands-on play. Goki places importance on durable play value, responsible wood sourcing and carefully tested toy safety. Many Goki toys are made from wood and finished with water-based paints.