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Published on February 18, 2025
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Discover our new educational materials and products

At Rolf Education, we believe that learning should be fun, engaging, and inspiring. That is why we continuously develop new educational materials that support educators and playful learning in children. Our newest collection is designed to enhance cognitive skills, creativity, and problem-solving abilities, making learning exciting and fun. Whether you are looking for interactive puzzles, fun learning games, or visually stimulating resources, we have got something new for you.

This new collection is perfect for schools, childcare centers, and businesses seeking high-quality educational tools that align with modern teaching methods. Our new wooden puzzles encourage logical thinking and motor skills. The educational games help to teach children essential concepts like math and time in a playful way. Additionally, storytelling and artistic expression play a big role, which is why we have introduced new products that support language development and creativity.

We are committed to providing durable, high-quality materials that contribute to a rich learning environment.

With these new additions, we continue our mission to empower children through education. Explore our latest arrivals below and find the perfect resources for your customers!

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Rolf Puzzles – Oven Puzzles Pizza and Cookies

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This engaging set of oven-themed puzzles is designed for children aged 3 to 10, offering both educational and imaginative play. The set promotes key cognitive and motor skill development through hands-on activities. Ages 3 to 7: The puzzles encourage role-play in a kitchen setting. Children place the puzzle board in the toy oven to simulate baking cookies or pizza. Once “baked,” they safely remove the puzzle using oven mitts and engage in basic counting as they divide the cookies and pizza among their peers, enhancing early math skills. Once finished, children can easily reassemble the puzzle pieces back onto the board, developing fine motor skills and logical thinking. Ages 8 to 10: For older children, the set serves as a practical tool for introducing key mathematical concepts. The cookie puzzle (12 pieces arranged in 3 rows of 4) provides a hands-on method for teaching multiplication, while the pizza puzzle (8 pieces) is perfect for introducing fractions. These puzzles can be used in classrooms or learning centers to support STEM education in an interactive and fun way. Made from FSC certified wood.

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Oven Puzzle Festive Cookies and Vegetable Casserole

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These oven puzzles combine educational and imaginative play. They can be used as a fun STEM learning tool but also fit in the toy oven for even more fun. Suitable for children aged 3 – 10.

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Wooden puzzle in the style of an advent calendar, with 25 puzzle pieces counting down from 25 to 1. Each puzzle piece looks like a little present.

Puzzle Countdown Calendar

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Children will count down to a specific celebration with the puzzle Countdown Calendar by flipping the pieces. Additionally, they will practice sorting by shape and color as well as counting up and down to 25. This puzzle can serve as a fun way to count down to a celebration or a special day, such as a birthday. The puzzle board can be placed in a visible spot for all the children to see. Each day, one child selects a present—a puzzle piece— and turns it over to reveal an object. The object can then be introduced, sparking discussion or providing an opportunity to share additional information about it. The revealed present can also be connected to an activity designed for the children to enjoy. Size: 37,5 x 37,5 cm , Includes instructions for optimal use

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Rolf More – Tree growing game

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With the Rolf More - Tree growing game children build their own tree in the right order from trunk to crown. They collect the blocks by turning the rotating pointer on the disc. In turn, they move the pointer on the disc. The arrow determines the action: Tree -> the player’s tree grows by 1 block. Sun and rain -> all the player’s trees grow by 1 block. Storm -> all the players take a block for their tree. Who can build their tree right to the top? Content: • 56 big and small coloured building blocks for 8 trees: oak (light green), apple tree (red), beech (dark green), pear tree (orange), fir (light brown), baobab (yellow), palm tree (blue), Japanese cherry tree (white). • 1 cotton bag • 1 disc with rotating pointer • Instructions For 1-8 children aged 3 and over. The building blocks are made of eco-friendly, bio-based materials.

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Math box, counting to 20

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This box is perfect school. This big math box contains everything children need to learn about the principles of math. Children learn about: writing numbers, counting, comparing, additions and subtractions, multiplying and dividing, geometric patterns and figures, handling and calculating with money, reading the time and so much more.

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Rolf More – Play Puzzle Basic

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This puzzle consists of 10 puzzle pieces. Children can remove the puzzle pieces from the board and turn the board over. The children can then place the puzzle pieces in the slots on the backside of the puzzle board and play out their own story with them.

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Rolf More – Play Puzzle Traffic

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The play puzzle consists of 10 puzzle pieces. Remove the puzzle pieces from the board and turn the board over. The children place the puzzle pieces in the slots and use them to create their own story. 45 x 20 cm, 10 puzzle pieces

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Rolf More – Photo Posters with Play Puzzle Base

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Children place a photo poster in the slot of the play puzzle. Children then play with the puzzle pieces in front of the photo poster. This way, a storytelling table is created. By changing the photo poster, children can come up with new stories based on a different background. Content: - 1 Play Puzzle Basic with 10 puzzle pieces - 8 Photo posters printed on both sides.

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Rolf More – Photo Posters

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Set of 8 pieces, printed on both sides. Includes images with the topics: - Welcome - People - Living - Food and drinks - Art - Traffic - Clothing - Sick and healthy - Autumn - Spring - Saint Nicholas - Party - Second hand store - Outdoor - Winter - Summer

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Rolf More – Kamishibai

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Discover the magic of storytelling. This traditional Japanese storytelling cabinet brings stories to life. Stimulate imagination and improve listening skills while children enjoy visual and interactive learning. Kamishibai invites reading and playing together, making it an indispensable tool for any learning moment.

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Rolf Connect – Puzzle The Band

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This puzzle shows children with different instruments: keyboard, guitar, djembe, violin, saxophone, trumpet, maracas, triangle, bell ring and cymbals. Download the app 'Rolf Sounds' and scan the different instruments, you will hear the sound of that instrument and see a photo on your device. Don't forget to scan the picture on the wall for a surprise. Size: 37,5 x 37,5 cm , 81 puzzle pieces

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Rolf Connect – Puzzle In and around the house

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With this AR puzzle, children can recognize the different rooms in a house. Each room has its own sounds, such as the washing machine, footsteps on the stairs, or a dripping faucet. Use the Rolf Sounds app to scan the images, view the picture on a mobile device, and listen to the sounds. The children practice vocabulary, language, and digital skills. 37,5 x 37,5 cm, 81 puzzle pieces

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Rolf Puzzles – Puzzle Bees

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This 29-piece Bee Puzzle combines fun with learning. While enhancing puzzle-solving skills, students also explore the structure of bee colonies and insect anatomy, including the queen, workers, and hive teamwork. This durable puzzle integrates biology lessons with cognitive development, making it an ideal classroom resource for primary educators.

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Rolf Puzzles – Puzzle Ants

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This Ant Puzzle offers both fun and learning for primary school students. With 29 pieces, it challenges young learners to develop puzzle-solving skills while exploring the fascinating world of ants. As children complete the puzzle, they learn about ant colonies, insect anatomy (6 legs, 3-part body), and teamwork in building nests. Designed for durability and educational value, this puzzle integrates cognitive skills with biology lessons, making it an ideal classroom resource for engaging young minds.

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Rolf Puzzles – Arrows

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A puzzle with 9 arrows in different colours. The puzzle pieces do not have a fixed place on the board. The puzzle pieces fit into the openings on the board in two ways: straight and diagonal. This creates an arrow game on the board. Additionally, there are 5 double-sided task cards. Children place the puzzle pieces according to the task card. They pay attention to the colour of the arrow, the colour of the square or the colour of the dot, and the position of the arrow. A challenging puzzle for toddlers and preschoolers.

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Rolf Squares Art game

Rolf Essentials – Squares Art

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The children collect the coloured shapes they need for the task card by rolling the geometric shape and colour matching dice. The composition of the coloured shapes is inspired by the paintings of Piet Mondriaan, a Dutch 20th-century artist who is famous worldwide for his abstract paintings. Children often find these paintings attractive and inspiring. Content: • 4 task cards • 44 square cards and rectangles • Colour matching dice • Geometric shape dice • Instructions . For 1-4 children aged 4 and over.

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Rolf More – Dice patterns

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Children roll one of the dice with patterns (simple patterns for children aged 3 and over, and complex patterns for children aged 4 and over) and a colour dice. They draw, write or paint the rolled pattern in the rolled colour. Rolling the two dice with primary colours creates secondary colours (red + yellow = orange, red + blue = purple, yellow + blue = green) Content: - 1 wooden dice with simple patterns - 1 wooden dice with complex patterns - 2 wooden dice with primary colours - Instructions For 1-4 players

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Rolf More – Playing with time

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Analog or digital? Analog and digital! With this clock, children practice time analog and digital. Analog clock: Children put the numbers in the right place on the analog clock. Then they practice placing the hands of the clock in the right place: 5 o'clock, half past 2, a quarter to 9, 5 minutes to half past 6. Digital clock: Children assemble the 4 digits of the digital time with cubes. For example, 8 o’clock is 08:00, quarter to 4 is 03:45 or 15:45. Combining the analog and digital clock: Children set both clocks in relation to each other. For example: set the same time on both clocks, set the digital clock an hour later/earlier than the analog clock. Dimensions of the wooden bottom plate are 30 x 40 cm.

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