Learning games shapes and colors

Look at this beautiful tin kaleidoscope with a nice vintage touch. The illustrations by Ingela P. Arrhenius are almost as wonderful as the world you will see looking through it. Let your and your kids imagination run wild! Now all you have to do is choose your favorite.  

This solid wood toy allows children to develop their dexterity by stacking the 10 fish in the proper location. Each fish has a different colour and shape (round, rectangular, triangular, square) to help stimulate your child’s sense of logic. Each location features wooden pegs that indicate the number of fish to stack: one fish for one peg, two fish for...

A colourful sorting cow with 6 shapes, easy to open cover to retrieve the pieces and begin again. Suitable for children from 18 months up.

A simple and colorful stacking game from the French Djeco.Ideal to refine the eye-hand coordination and to practice some of the colors. But above all just super fun for your little one to play with, to sort, to build up, to break down. Again, again and again!

A magnificent alphabet French abacus to help with teaching letters and numbers to small children. Older children will learn to read, write and count!

From the Les petites merveilles collection by Moulin roty!Find a world of fantasy inside this magical toy! Have a look inside...

Kolya the Cat wants to slide down the rainbow, just like the cloud sheep.The children work together to build a colorful rainbow slide.They will learn the numbers from one to three and the six colors of the rainbow.

Look at this beautiful tin kaleidoscope with a nice vintage touch. The illustrations by Ingela P. Arrhenius are almost as wonderful as the world you will see looking through it. Let your and your kid's imagination run wild! Now all you have to do is choose your favorite.

A magnificent alphabet English abacus to help with teaching letters and numbers to small children. Older children will learn to read, write and count!

Look at this beautiful tin kaleidoscope with a nice vintage touch.The illustrations by Ingela P. Arrhenius are almost as wonderful as the world you will see looking through it. Let your and your kid's imagination run wild! Now all you have to do is choose your favorite.