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Stamps featuring numbers based on the decimal system for representing amounts and quantities. Includes four stamps representing ones, tens, hundreds and thousands. Can be used with any ink.
Games by age groups
Are you looking for games for children of a certain age? Here you will find all our games organized by age, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs.
We also have games aimed at older people, so that they can put their skills into practice and continue to solve new challenges. We can always learn something new!
Find the monster pairs that add up to 10! A fun way to learn number bonds to 10, the basis for developing mental arithmetic with the number-based algorithm (ABN) method. A dynamic game to facilitate the rapid calculation of elementary operations.
Set of 10 large stamps for representing and playing with the 10 basic emotions that guide our behaviour: happiness, self-confidence, admiration, curiosity, surprise, anger, disgust, sadness, fear and guilty.
Helps children to identify and express their emotions and to develop their social and emotional skills. Can be used with any ink.
A group game for developing spatial orientation featuring two games: a bingo of opposites (blue frame) and a bingo of spatial orientation (red frame).
Large-format tactile domino game with a rough texture on both sides. Illustrated with a lot of contrast to develop visual and tactile discrimination while playing dominoes. Suitable for use by people with visual impairment.
The cards, being large in size, can be handled by small children or with some kind of psychomotor difficulty.
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A large-format tactile memory game with different textures featuring real images of everyday life. For working on tactile discrimination, visual memory and attention through the sense of touch.
You can play both the classic and tactile memory games. Inspired by the Montessori methodology.
A large-format tactile memory game with different textures featuring real images of our environment. For working on tactile discrimination, visual memory and attention through the sense of touch.
You can play both the classic and tactile memory games. Inspired by the Montessori methodology.
Some fun challenges to develop different kinds of intelligences and understand the strengths of each individual. The game is inspired by Howard Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences and allows the eight intelligences proposed by his model to be exercised, as well as identifying which intelligence predominates in each person.
8 intelligences:...
Coding without a computer? It’s the best way to start! Spin the roulette wheels and put the robots on the board. Learn about coordinates and first concepts of early coding.
Discover how any challenge can be divided into a sequence of smaller steps. Create these sequences of movements with your friends in a cooperative way, and you will find out that there...
Create fun routes by lacing the cards according to colour and texture.
Helps to improve visual and tactile discrimination, and fine psychomotor skills. Set of 36 tactile cards and 10 ergonomic laces for linking them.
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Cards to develop the mathematical sense and to understand the numbers up to 10.
To work intuitively: composition, decomposition, equality, equivalence, addition and subtraction.
Developed by José Antonio Fernández Bravo.
Observe the different situations, put yourself in the shoes of the characters, and describe how they feel. This encourages the development of social skills such as empathy, the identification of emotions, and helps to develop an emotional conscience.
Listen to the 6 classic stories and put the cartoons in order. Each story has a different coloured frame, which helps to develop a sense of time and chronological perception.
Anti-bullying posters for underlining a zero-tolerance attitude against bullying in schools and helping to prevent it. They show different situations of school bullying: physical, mental or psychological, social exclusion, trolling or cyber bullying. Designed to be hung on the wall. Posters are washable and made of high quality materials.
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Game for learning to differentiate 25 sounds of animals and nature, associate them with their real picture and discovering their names.
Game for learning to differentiate 25 sounds from the house and the city, associate them with their real picture and also learn their names.
Travel back in time, and in each pair of pictures discover the progress of the inventions that have changed history.
An amazing memory game with large, real-life images for exercising memory skills and working on attention issues. Travel back in time through inventions!
A fun way of learning about the different parts of the human body and discovering what we’re like inside and outside.
Set of ergonomic laces for little hands to practice lacing and linking objects.
The 2'5 cm tips of the laces make them easy to handle. Facilitates hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and manual dexterity. Includes 10 laces (100 cm) of different colors.
Observe the different pictures, put yourself in the character’s shoes, and try to guess what they’re thinking.
Helps to improve social skills, communication and empathy. Includes 54 photographs and 22 dialogue balloons to express what the characters are thinking.
Set of ergonomic laces for little hands to practice lacing and linking objects.
The 2'5 cm tips of the laces make them easy to handle. Facilitates hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and manual dexterity. Includes 30 laces (100 cm) of different colors.
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Game for learning to differentiate 25 sounds of actions and musical instruments, associate them with their real picture, and discovering their names.
Helps children to identify which activities they usually do and to think about how they can balance them. The aim of the game is to make children aware of the risks of doing too much of one activity so they can learn how to balance their free time with different activities.
Skills Development Games
Lecto-bits de syllabes simples pour soutenir la parole et améliorer la lecture
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LECTO-BITS DE SYLLABES SIMPLES POUR SOUTENIR LA PAROLE ET AMÉLIORER LA LECTURE.
Cartes contenant toutes les syllabes combinées du système phonétique français pour améliorer la reconnaissance des lettres et des sons, et pour fluidifier la tâche de lecture.
Discover the origin of energy and how it is transformed to reach our houses and cities. Learn about the different sources of energy, both renewable and non-renewable, on our planet.
Skills Development Games
Logo-bits de capacité articulatoire pour corriger la prononciation selon le point...
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LOGO-BITS DE CAPACITÉ ARTICULATOIRE POUR CORRIGER LA PRONONCIATION SELON LE POINT D’ARTICULATION.
Cartes d’entraînement phonologique et articulatoire pour pratiquer grâce à la répétition de toutes les différentes associations de consonnes au sein de groupes bisyllabiques, et ainsi faciliter l’obtention des points d’articulation corrects et le contrôle...
Set of 4 wooden puzzles that shows the importance of sustainable development to protect the planet.
LECTO-BITS D’INITIATION A LA LECTURE PAR LES VOYELLES.
Cartes d’initiation à une lecture facile par les voyelles grâce à un système d’entraînement ludique : les «Lecto-bits ». Permet de développer l’habileté à la lecture sans la nécessité de connaître toutes les lettres de l’alphabet (seulement les voyelles).
Contient six niveaux de difficulté. Les...
Sequences to help children to appreciate the importance of recycling.
LOGO-BITS DE DISCRIMINATION (CH/S) ET (J/Z).
Cartes d’entraînement articulatoire pour rééduquer la prononciation correcte des phonèmes Ch / S et J / Z, et améliorer la discrimination auditive entre eux (CH / S) (J / Z).
Elles sont utiles pour corriger les troubles d’articulation comme le retard de parole. Ce matériel est composé de fiches de bisyllabes...
LOGO-BITS POUR BIEN PRONONCER LES GROUPES CONSONANTIQUES.
Cartes d’entraînement articulatoire pour rééduquer la prononciation correcte des consonnes consonantiques (bl, cl, fl, gl, pl – br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr, vr).
Également incluses des fiches-mots et des fiches-images contenant les groupes consonantiques travaillées afin de compléter le travail...
Six entertaining stories that relate the adventures of a brother and sister who learn some simple methods to save water.
The robots want to learn emotions and we are going to help them! Express basic emotions by representing them in different ways through the senses. A different way of finding out about emotions, providing a more complete view of each of them.
Six entertaining stories that relate the adventures of a brother and sister who learn some simple methods of recycling and saving energy.
This series of games consists of seven short stories which relate two different ways of resolving conflicts, showing the consequences of making a good or a bad decision.
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This series of games consists of seven short stories which relate two different ways of resolving conflicts, showing the consequences of making a good or a bad decision.
Get to know the educational games by age
When choosing a game it is crucial to consider the age of the child for whom it is intended. A toy for an older age group may make the child uncomfortable, otherwise it may be too simple to play with and the child may become bored. Age recommendations in the toy instructions should be followed to avoid these situations. The choice of the toy must also be oriented to positively support the child's development, understood from the most varied points of view: from psychophysical to cognitive maturation, as well as emotional and social. Fun and Invitation: These games will arouse children's curiosity and guide them towards continuous discoveries.
Games from zero to two years old
Younger children are curious and have an unstoppable desire to discover their surroundings. Babies need functional games that allow them to manipulate objects. From birth to four months the baby does not play, but reacts by reflex, until he learns to repeat movements as he likes. Around the time of the baby's first birthday, he or she interacts with the games to achieve a certain goal. By the age of one, she gains expertise in toy handling and experiences new movements.
By the age of two, the child reflects before activating the toy, because he knows the effects of his actions with it. By the age of two, children already have a certain vocabulary and, as they gained motor skills, begin to explore their environment and imitate adults. Games for 2-year-olds are important from a pedagogical point of view. By stimulating development, the toy will guide children in their experiences and encourage their creativity and imagination.
Games for children over two years old
In the age range of two to six years, children begin to use symbolic thinking and introduce games that imitate real life objects, situations and people into their play catalog. Craft sets serve to unleash the creativity they treasure. These are games such as Smuzy moldable paste, or puzzles, in addition to all those that incorporate building blocks.
Imaginative games take advantage of the fact that children already understand the symbols and ideas that represent objects. These are games that use puppets or dolls, or in which children imitate or pretend to be someone or something. The benefit of enhancing the evocative capacity is evident in the child's life when he or she is capable of inventing different solutions to the same problem by himself or herself.