Wooden Magnetic Fishing Game – Cute Animal Board Montessori Toy for Toddlers

Adorable wooden magnetic fishing game that helps toddlers practise colour matching, counting, and hand‑eye coordination while they “catch” little fish.

Bring the joy of fishing indoors with this charming wooden magnetic fishing game, where little ones use a rod to “catch” colourful fish and pop them back into their animal friend.

Key benefits

• Cute frog or cat fishing board design with bright, removable fish pieces keeps toddlers engaged and encourages imaginative play.

• Strong built‑in magnets in each fish and the wooden rod tip make it easy for small hands to hook and lift the fish.

• Supports early skills such as colour recognition, counting, fine motor control, and hand‑eye coordination as kids match, catch, and sort each piece.

• Crafted from smooth New Zealand pine with non‑toxic, water‑based paint and rounded edges for a safe play experience.

• Compact size makes it perfect for table play at home, in preschool, or to gift as a Montessori‑style learning toy.

Detailed description

Children use the wooden rods to “fish” for the magnetic pieces, then place them back into the matching holes on the animal‑shaped board, practising control and patience with every catch. The multi‑coloured fish invite simple games like naming colours, counting aloud, or taking turns, making this set ideal for parent‑child interaction or quiet solo play. The sturdy wooden base stands neatly on a shelf when not in use, adding a cute decorative touch to any playroom.

Specifications

• Approximate size: 18 cm (L) × 14 cm (W) × 5.5 cm (H); weight around 400 g.

• Material: Natural New Zealand pine wood with non‑toxic water‑based paint and smooth, rounded edges.

• Includes: Animal‑shaped wooden board, multiple magnetic fish pieces in assorted colours, and magnetic fishing rods.

• Recommended age: Toddlers and pre-schoolers, always under adult supervision.

Add this wooden magnetic fishing game to your toddler’s toy collection for a fun, hands‑on way to build early skills through colourful, screen‑free play