Magnetic Drawer Toy small foot — 'Zawody' set with 20 magnets

Magnetic Drawer Toy small foot — 'Zawody' set with 20 magnets is a compact play-and-store activity designed for preschool children. The set combines a small drawer-style box with 20 individual magnetic pieces that represent different professions and related objects. It is intended to support fine motor development, basic counting, sorting and role-play while keeping pieces organised in a dedicated storage compartment.

Advantages

The drawer-format storage makes it easy to keep all magnetic pieces together and helps children practise tidying up after play. Magnetic parts attach securely to the drawer or to other magnetic surfaces, reducing the risk of losing small pieces during use. The set’s size and weight are adapted to preschool hands, supporting precise finger movements and hand–eye coordination without introducing complex mechanisms.

Suitable for

• Fine motor skill practice for preschool-aged children
• Early counting and basic sorting activities
• Role-play and storytelling involving different professions
• Quiet tabletop play at home, kindergarten, or daycare

Key specifications

• Includes: one drawer-style storage box and 20 magnetic pieces
• Material: painted wood and embedded magnets (non-specified grade)
• Designed for preschool children (age-appropriate sizing)
• Compact dimensions suitable for tabletop use and storage

How to use

Open the drawer to access the magnetic pieces and let children choose characters or objects to place on the drawer lid or on any magnetic surface. Encourage sorting by colour, profession or shape, and use the pieces for simple counting exercises or sequential storytelling. After play, store the magnetic pieces inside the drawer to keep them together and protected.

Usage recommendations

Use under adult supervision with children of preschool age. Check magnetic pieces regularly for signs of wear or loose magnets; do not use if damage is found. Combine the set with other wooden toys or magnetic boards to extend learning activities such as matching, sequencing and cooperative play.