Choose your puppet set and perform your own story.
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!
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A game for learning to identify facial expressions from icons and associating them with photos of real expressions.
A game of association for learning to separate and classify different kinds of rubbish: organic, plastic, bottles, cans, paper, cardboard, glass, batteries, etc.
A game of observation and handling which allows children to discover the properties of magnetism by replicating the cards with the magnetic rings.
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Set of 4 games of different degrees of difficulty based on the coordinate system (double input), to promote logical-mathematical thinking, addressing set theory, association, correspondence, inclusion...
A set of 216 cards for working with numbers and doing calculations. All the cards are in black on the front and red on the back.
54 photographs which represent basic adjectives.
Set of 4 saw puzzles made of wood. With 48 pieces each. Also includes posters of the pictures.
Throw the dice and match the different real-life situations with the relevant sense organ that appears on the dice.
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These orofacial practice cards help people to adopt the correct positioning of the lips, tongue, jaw and palate, maximizing the coordination and strength of the orofacial muscles. Orofacial praxis cards are part of Myofunctional Therapy (TMF) which is especially recommended for re-educating the habits of sucking, breathing, chewing, swallowing,...
Game comprising 12 amusing stories which occur at home. It includes question-cards to let your imagination run wild and imagine different endings.
Comprises 5 wood trays for working basic concepts: food, farm animals, facial expressions, left and right and spatial orientation.
Set of 4 games of different degrees of difficulty based on the coordinate system (double input), to promote logical-mathematical thinking, addressing set theory, association, correspondence, inclusion...
Throw the two dice and look for a card where the child is dressed in those colours. An easy game for learning colours and sharpening observation skills.
Throw the dice and fill the corresponding bus with the passengers, matching the picture on the dice to the picture on the side of the bus.
Skills Development Games
Lecto-bits cards with phonetic syllables for learning to read and improving reading skills
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These cards feature all the phonetic syllables in the alphabet to help improve recognition of letters, speed up the reading process and help to identify whether there is any anomaly in a particular phonetic group so this can subsequently be worked on with the relevant Logo-Bit cards.
These cards help to speed up the normal reading learning process of any...
Skills Development Games
Logo-bits cards with all the consonant clusters for improving pronunciation according...
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Phono-articulatory training cards which include all the consonant clusters for the repetitive practice of the different consonant phonemes according to their place of articulation.
They help to identify problems with pronouncing particular phonemes and to work on correcting them based on the place of articulation. They improve the auditory differentiation...
A game for learning about the sequence of getting dressed and establishing independent habits
Choose your puppet set and perform your own story.
Articulation training cards to re-educate students in how to differentiate between and properly pronounce the phonemes /S/ and /Z/, correcting any pronunciation errors. The cards contain repetition phonemes for syllable reading. Contains cards with pictures and words that contain the phonemes /S/ and /Z/ for additional phonetic exercises.
A game for describing emotions is the first step to starting to develop an emotional conscience, achieving greater self-control and managing to regulate emotions properly.
It helps to identify our own individual emotions, recognize them in other people, and take decisions about our behaviour.
A calendar with a very intuitive structure that helps young children to understand how time is organized. Its vertical deductive structure allows children to move from global to individual concepts and helps them to form a clear and schematic image of the composition of time over a year.
It is based on the year and its seasons, travelling through months...
A set of five very simple sequences of four steps each with large-format photos taht allow children to learn about the basic daily habits of hygiene, independence and collaboration in household chores.
Salt for handicraft work only. Particle size of between 0.12 and 0.60 mm. White and odourless. Composed mainly of sodium chloride and anti-caking agent. Suitable for use by children and 100% safe.
These pre-reading cards are based on a very simple concept vowels and an entertaining working system: Lecto-Bits. They help to develop the habit of reading without the need to know all the letters in the alphabet, just the vowels. The set contains five blocks with different levels of difficulty.
This cards help to accelerate the normal process of...
Articulation training cards for re-educating students in the correct pronunciation of consonant clusters (bl, cl, fl, gl, pl, br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr). It also includes cards with pictures and words that contain the consonant clusters being worked on for additional phonetic exercises.
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Set of three rewritable dice with an erasable felt-tip pen for working on all kinds of concepts.
New puzzles for learning about the diversity of present-day families. Each puzzle comprises six large pieces made from thick, sturdy cardboard.
A pack of four large puzzles featuring different families from the modern world, aimed at children aged two and over.
A set of eight wooden puzzles divided into two classic fairy tales. Each tale is based on a wooden support which includes four puzzles with attractive illustrations that narrate the story in time sequences.
Skills Development Games
Set of puzzle-sequences: the three little pigs and cinderella (2 units)
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A set of eight wooden puzzles divided into two classic fairy tales. Each tale is based on a wooden support which includes four puzzles with attractive illustrations that narrate the story in time sequences.
A display panel made from very hard-wearing plasticized canvas with transparent bands. A very useful piece of equipment for daily teaching tasks.
Boards made from laminated poplar, suitable for all kinds of handicrafts. Available in packets of 10 units and in boxes of 100 units (10 packets of 10 units).
Identify and classify according to your needs. Includes 28 identifying stickers + 25 labels.
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.