A game of association for learning to classify foodstuffs depending on their origin.
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| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30 × 20 × 10 cm |
| Age | 36+ months. Age is indicative, use depends on the child's development |
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This wooden toy is useful for improving a child’s differentiation skills in a variety of sizes and shapes.
It can help boost mental development and stimulate imagination.
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A SENSORIAL GAME of ASSOCIATION for facilitating various aspects of children’s psychological development.
What do I learn?-The sense of touch: tactile discrimination by recognising textures.
– Acquiring a basic vocabulary relating to the textures of objects.
– Tactile memory
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A game of association for learning to separate and classify different kinds of rubbish: organic, plastic, bottles, cans, paper, cardboard, glass, batteries, etc.
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Real gardening tools for children to learn by playing and to get acquainted with nature.
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Made of high quality wood, this Montessori material is used as a puzzle.
The child learns the parts that make up a flower.
The individual parts only fit into the place provided for them.
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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.
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Encourage your children to use their minds through creative play with this wonderful wooden string toy.
Designed to help young children develop fine motor skills and hand / eye coordination.
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A game of memory, observation and skill development for your child. Suitable for ages 3+.
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