Wooden box with a tray and a plastic ball. When the ball is placed in the hole on top of the box, it rolls to the end of the tray allowing the child to pick up the ball and repeat the activity.

This box provides an infant with experiences of object permanence.

This material develops hand-eye coordination and indirectly allows the child to experience object permanence.

It practices precise hand movements while sending information to the brain as well as develops hand, wrist and finger control – also known as “refined hand movements”.

With repeated use, the child learns how it feels to succeed when he has achieved a goal on his own.