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Didactic toys allow learning in a fun way through play. They are also designed to develop logical thinking, fine motor skills and coordination.
The Bartl controlling board for division is a great learning tool for learning basic mathematical operations according to Montessori pedagogy at home or at school. Suitable for children from the age of 6. Dimensions: 40 × 16 × 0.5 cm Material: wood
Magnetic educational game in cardboard for girls on the faces theme. Composed of 55 magnets and 10 cards. Once the book is opened, the aim is to make on the stage the same face as indicated on the card thanks to the magnets. The child can also create funny and crazy faces by mixing the different magnets together. Suitable age: 3+
Head for the Milky Way and discover our solar system with this magnificent space puzzle! This 100-piece cardboard puzzle is a real invitation to escape into a universe that children love! Comets, the sun, some planets and beautiful details to discover in total immersion thanks to the large size of this puzzle. Suitable for children aged 5 and over.
Exciting and fun balancing game. The child must place wooden birds of different sizes without the platform tipping up. The game promotes children's fine motor skills, concentration and patience. Recommended for children from 2 years old. Material: wood, plastic Dimensions (packaging): 28 × 20 × 18 cm
These 3 sweet animals help children learn everyday skills. Monkey needs to be laced up, owl's coat needs to be buckled closed and lion's belt needs to be fastened. A fun way to learn everyday skills with 3 different fasteners: 1 lace to learn how to make simple knots, 1 belt buckle, 1 belt clip. Suitable for children aged 3 years and up.
The game contains various cards that determine which items the child must count in the picture. When he counts everything, he displays the number obtained with the help of an abacus. The solution is shown on the other side of the card for further review. The game promotes the child's independence and different ways of learning to count and count....