Hammer-and-nail game Goki 212486 — wooden basic motor skills toy, cork base, metal nails, multicolour

Goki Hammer-and-nail game model 212486 is a wooden motor skills toy designed for children from 3 years. The set includes a cork base measuring 20 x 20 x 0.8 cm, a wooden hammer and 118 multicolour wooden pieces with metal nails for hammering. The game encourages repetitive hammering and assembly play to develop hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and concentration while allowing children to copy shapes or create their own designs using different colours and forms.

Advantages

The toy offers a sturdy cork work surface that protects underlying furniture and holds nails securely during play. Wooden pieces are lightweight and easy to handle for small hands, and metal nails provide reliable fixation in the cork base. The large number of parts and varied colours support prolonged play sessions and progressive skill development without electronic components or small mechanical parts.

Suitable for

• Developing fine motor skills and dexterity
• Improving hand-eye coordination
• Early preschool play and guided learning activities
• Colour and shape recognition exercises
• Independent or group play in daycare and home settings

Key specifications

• Recommended age: from 3 years
• Material: wood pieces, metal nails, cork base
• Number of parts: 118 pieces
• Base dimensions: 20 x 20 x 0.8 cm
• Colour: multicolour wooden pieces

How to use

Place the cork base on a flat, stable surface. Select a wooden piece and position its metal nail into the cork. Hold the wooden piece steady with one hand and use the wooden hammer to gently tap the metal nail into the cork base until the piece is secure. Repeat the process to follow pattern templates, copy shapes or assemble freeform designs. Supervise children under 3 years and provide guidance on safe hammering technique and appropriate force.

Usage recommendations

Use on a flat table or play mat to ensure stability. Check regularly that nails are fully inserted and not protruding to avoid accidental scratches. Store small parts out of reach of children younger than the recommended age and inspect wooden pieces for wear before extended use.