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Challenging game based on the principle of the well-known Sudoku puzzles, as the rows and columns may have each item used only once. Children engage analytical and creative thinking while they concentrating on filling in the entire grid. With self-check.
This set consists of 6 boards, each with 8 images,and a number of transparent overlays. The idea is to find the overlays that best relate to the image on the board (e.g. the overlay featuring apples goes on top of the picture of a tree). The boards are made from 2,5 mm plastic. The set comes in a lidded wooden box. Manual included.
This colourful game engages the concept of “parts of the whole” and is an indirect preparation for reading. Children use the black frames to isolate the details from matching assignment cards. Perseverance is needed for finding positions, shapes and colours. Self-checking.
The sorting game proposes some sorting activities with coloured balls in 2 different sizes and can be also played as a dice game. It also trains fine motor skills when using the tongs suitable for both ball sizes. The wooden board has 6 circular slots identified by white areas inside, and by outer circles in 6 different colours. Kids can use the activity cards, play the dice game, or also use their creativity and do free play.
Fun variation on the memory match game concept.Insert one assignment card into the game box upper shelf and try to find the related pairs by lifting the green discs. Children combine objects with their shadow and their contour. Durable and versatile, this boxed set keeps all the items inplace.
Fun variation on the memory match game concept.The pairs relate to each other but are not identical.Insert one assignment card into the game box upper shelf and try to find the related pairs by lifting the red discs. Durable and versatile, this boxed set keeps all the items in place.
This game can help children establish the sensitive ability of auditory perception and improve children’s ability to distinguish different sounds.
The pairs of Sound Tubes are filled with a variety of materials and make sounds when shaken. Children describe and compare the sounds. Also encourage children to match the sets. This activity helps improve auditory discrimination as well as vocabulary skills.
With the Tactile Box, children describe what they touch thus stimulating their vocabulary. Feel an object inside the box and describe it without looking. Using adjectives like soft, rough, large or small helps students define the item and find its name.
Match the items on the wooden cards to the 6
theme cards. The theme cards are based on the
well known daily life through the eyes of a toddler: cooking, going to bed, cleaning/doing laundry, going to school/day care, animals and getting groceries in the supermarket. Stimulate vocabulary and visual discrimination.
Select a theme card and the corresponding task card. There are 5 pictures on each task card. You can find at the same time
The four images that appear on the theme card and the mission card? Accordingly, find the picture that does not appear on the theme card. Flip the task card to see the answer.
Find the hidden insects! This XXL puzzle shows different types of insects in a child-friendly way. The insects are printed differently on both sides and can be put on with the front as well as the back, which offers the children many different possibilities for the puzzle. Everyone can decide how to puzzle – with or without poster.
