Geo Shape Tack Zap

By Haba

This set comes with a wooden hammber, cork board, tacks, 50 colored wooden shapes that are 3 mm thick (3/32”). The wooden shapes all have a small hole in the middle for the tack to go into. Build anything you can dream up! Need inspiration on what to build? It comes with colored pattern instructions.

Incorrect usage may cause injury. Direct supervised play is highly recommended.

The details..

  • Dimensions:
    Various sizes. Thickness of shapes: 3mm (3/32")
  • Recommended age: 3 years+
  • Sku: HB2300
  • Brand: Haba
  • Made in Germany
Tags: mosaic, puzzle, game, building, pounding

About Haba

Ever since the German company Habermaaß was established in 1938, HABA have focused on working for children.

The name HABA stands for high quality products, product reliability, age appropriate materials and environmental consciousness. A perfect match of Inventive Playthings for Inquisitive Minds.


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houry

Playing with tacks??

written 5 days ago

When I first saw my son playing with this at his school, I was shocked that a two year old was being allowed to play with a tack and hammer BUT the little guy was so focused and serious about making sure it was done right. So I got one for him to use at home. He uses his imagination, his fine motor skills, helps him focus and because they pieces are small, I notice how careful he is about not dropping them while working on it.



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Sissy

Great Montessori style kit.

written 3 months ago

This reminds me of a Montessori activity involving punching out traced shapes. You create designs or shapes with the small wooden pieces and hammer the tiny nails into the cork board. It takes quite a bit of concentration for a 3 or 4 year old, but that’s why I like it so much. Nicely open-ended and good for enhancing fine motor skills. These are true tools and help to give the child an appreciation for using your hands and a sense of importance because they get to use something so real.