Your child will need to learn how to match items to learn how they relate to each other, their similarities, etc. Our matching games correlate with preschool and CAPS curriculum themes to enhance play-based learning. With this game, your child must match everyday items familiar to them. Product Details Size: 191mm x 141mm (baseboard) 65mm x 58mm (cards) Pieces: 4...
Your child goes through different emotions each day and sometimes struggles to put them into the words they are feeling. Assist them by identifying these emotions using our Emotions Game. Not only will they match the pictures, but they will also provide you with an opportunity to speak about these emotions and appropriate or inappropriate behaviour. Product Details Size: 191mm x...
All mothers know they will be in trouble if they cut their child’s sandwich in half and leave the other half out. This means we don’t have to explain how much fun your child will have to make all the pictures whole again (the way they should be)! Your child will be able to relate to the colourful images to...
A fun learning activity for your child to learn about the different seasons. Your child must match the two cards related to the same season. This activity can be incorporated with the preschool theme Seasons, as the picture cards are colourful and represent each season. Product Details Size: 65mm x 58mm Pieces: 24 wooden pictures cards & 1 game instruction...
Your child must learn how to match items, their similarities, etc. Our matching games correlate with preschool and CAPS curriculum themes to enhance play-based learning. With this game, your child must match familiar animals with their babies and simultaneously learn what the baby is called. Product Details Size: 65mm x 58mm Pieces: 24 wooden pictures cards & 1 game instruction Age:...
Listen. One of the words every mother or teacher several times a day. Why not change the negative meaning of listening into a positive one by playing our Sound Game? The game comes with a CD with all the farm's familiar sounds. Each sound is played twice to ensure the child listens carefully. The child then identifies each sound by finding the...
Sorting is an essential skill that your child will have to develop. Your toddler could sort big and small items with a feeling of achievement. For example, your older child could sort small, medium and large items. All of this is needed as an essential foundation for Mathematical skills. With this Small, Medium, and Large game, your child will learn...
Patterns and sequences are all around us. Your child needs to learn about patterns as they start to make predictions in Mathematics and basic algebra, as well as to bring order in their lives. With this Shape Sequence game, your child must look at each shape pattern on the activity card and complete it using the shape pieces. Product Details...
Organisational skills are skills that parents wish their children were born with. Unfortunately, that is not the case, but you can teach them to your child by using this Sequence game. With these life cycle images, your child can learn that one thing needs to happen before the next phase occurs. For example, you start as a baby, grow up...
Organisational skills are skills that parents wish their children were born with. Unfortunately, that is not the case, but you can teach them using this Sequence game. With these images, your child can learn that one thing needs to happen before the next phase occurs. For example, you must put toothpaste on the toothbrush before brushing and having clean teeth....
Organisational skills are skills that parents wish their children were born with. Unfortunately, that isn't the case, but you can teach them using this Sequence game. With these images, your child can learn that one thing needs to happen before the next phase occurs. For example, you must put toothpaste on the toothbrush before brushing and having clean teeth. By...
Pegboards are a well-known fine motor activity used in preschools and an activity you can use at home. This jumbo pegboard is specially designed to get your younger child’s fingers working, as the pegs are easier to grip. Your child can be creative and build their picture by placing the pegs inside the pegboard holes, or the older child can...
