Lace tying practice

Make learning to tie shoelaces fun, simple and hands-on with this sturdy Wooden Shoelace Practice Shoe.

Designed to help develop an important everyday independent living skill, the wooden shoe provides a convenient way to practise lacing and tying without having to wear a shoe at the same time.

Children can practise threading the lace through the holes, pulling the laces evenly, crossing them over and eventually mastering bows and knots at their own pace.

The threading action also encourages fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, finger dexterity and bilateral coordination, making this a useful activity even before a child is ready to learn shoelace tying.

Compact and reusable, it's ideal for repeated practice at home, school or in therapy and learning environments.

Features

• Helps teach the everyday skill of tying shoelaces
• Allows repeated practice without wearing a shoe
• Can also be used for simple threading and lacing activities
• Encourages fine motor skills and finger dexterity
• Supports hand-eye coordination
• Encourages both hands to work together
• Helps practise sequencing and following steps
• Develops concentration, patience and perseverance
• Sturdy wooden construction for repeated use
• Compact and easy to store or take with you

Set Includes

• 1 × Wooden Practice Shoe
• 1 × Shoelace

Specifications

• Shoe size: Approximately 16 cm × 9 cm × 0.6 cm
• Shoelace length: Approximately 60 cm
• Weight: Approximately 80 g
• Material: Wood