Erzi lying eight

Whether in therapy, during learning or play breaks, the Erzi Lying Eight is an all-rounder when it comes to child development. With a little practice, it has a relaxing effect and promotes inner peace, a positive effect that particularly benefits restless children. Children's hands can handle the lying eight well, the subtle changes in movement that are required to let the ball pass through the figure eight train both gross and fine motor skills and form an important basis for later learning to write. Movement sequences are automated and the targeting of the visual-receptive field in the brain helps to prevent later learning disorders.


The Erzi lying eight also has two internal ball tracks, which require going around them additional motor skills.  Exercises for the arm and shoulder area have a positive effect.
This uses mobility on a variety of levels. The 2D and 3D concept developed by Erzi for this product is very well illustrated using an enclosed exercise booklet.

The two steel balls supplied are always ready to hand thanks to the invisible, magnetic ball holders and can be integrated individually or together into this coordination game. The level of difficulty is increased with a second ball - an even better coordination of movements and precise eye-hand coordination are required.
An original Erzi concentration game made of lacquered birch plywood.

Therapy approaches:< /p>

• Eye and hand motor skills
• Right-left integration
• Sensorimotor skills & Perception
• Peripheral vision
• Inner peace and balance
• Ability to concentrate
• Internal pathways: motor exercises in the arm and shoulder area ul>

Contents: Lying eight, 2 steel balls
Material: wood, painted
Dimensions: approx. 51.5 x 20 cm
Weight: approx. 0.64 kg< br>
Attention: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Danger of suffocation! Contains small parts and balls.
Please keep the manufacturer's proof.