Help develop memory skills while learning about those in the community whose job it is to protect us. Includes 24 wooden cards (12 matching pairs). Storage trays measure 35cm x 33cm.

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Which dino eats meat and which one eats plants? This educational sorting letterbox game will give children a hands on learning experience. Multiple lessons include sorting and matching the cards, memorising the card locations, fine motor control skills by carefully inserting the cards into the letterbox slots, and cleverly deciding which cards go into each specific slot. Letter box size 21cm x 12cm x 10cm high. Comes with 16 wooden picture cards (8 matching pairs). Each card measures 10cm x 7cm.

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The Pharaoh Khufu and his descendants, Khafre and Menkaure, have commissioned three pyramids to be built. As an Egyptian pyramid builder in ancient Giza, you will try to construct the finest three pyramids using good quality stones and to fill the pyramids with as much treasure as possible. Your rivals may try to thwart you by sabotaging your pyramid with inferior stones, by demolishing your constructed levels or by releasing scarabs at your construction sites to scare away your workers. Perhaps you may need to do the same to your rivals so that your three pyramids will be the finest ones chosen by the Pharaohs for their after-life!

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The classic Tic-Tac-Toe game. Sturdy timber construction. The pieces are made of sustainable beech and have rounded edges. Board measures 28cmW x 28cmD x 2cmH.

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In this strategy game, players try to be the first to spell their character's name by dropping letters down the vertical shoot. Kids won't know they're developing strategy skills while they spell these silly words again and again.

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Makes telling the time child’s play. With one set of game rules, 53 clock cards and 4 high quality clocks, each with movable hands.

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The ability to visualise numbers is called subitising. It is an important skill for children to learn. The Koalas and Buses is a powerful resource to assist students with the development of visual memory, number sense and sight recognition. This set includes 50 koalas, 5 ten frame koala buses, a spinner and game instructions.

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Jumbo Torreta is a game of nerve and skill. Children use either the colour dice or the dice with dots. Depending on the colour or number of dots that come up when the dice is thrown, the children build towers and the winner is the one who stacks the bricks skillfully and produces the highest tower. Ages 3yrs.

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Children can recognise the relationship between two objects and make comparisions with other pairs. The game comprises an activity guide and 18 sets of large two piece matchups with pictures and text printed on them so that both readers and non readers can play. Ages 4yrs+.

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The game is set in a watery wonderworld where four species of coloured and numbered fish live. Up to four children can play at once, competitively, or not. Whoever catches all ten fish and places them in the slots first, wins. Set includes the fishing table, 40 numbered magnetic fish and four magnetic fishing poles. The game is designed to improve hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, number recognition while having a fun fishy time. Table measures 45cm in diameter and 11cmH.

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Development of sense of direction is important in early learning. It is related to cognitive maps, spatial awareness, and spatial cognition. Children with a good sense of direction will be able to know their location and perform wayfinding. This Directions and Colours Learning Game encourages development of sense of direction and colour recognition skills. To play, teachers randomly place the colour buckets on the left column and turn the purple arrows on the top row to different directions. Children then need to place the 16 coloured hexagonal arrow blocks in the matching directions and matching colours.

Size of board: 280 x 280mm.

Age: 3+ years.

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A fun way to learn days of the week. Spin the spinner and be the first to complete the puzzle. Learn the concepts of yesterday, today and tomorrow and how to organise and plan ahead. Ages 4+. Quick View

Children learn how some things go together in everyday life. Match the 28 pairs and sharpen visual discrimination and hand-eye co-ordination. Ages 3+. Quick View

A set of appealing cards with sets of pictures. Choose the odd one out. There is not really an incorrect answer - it depends on your perspective. Three levels of difficulty. Ages 5+. Quick View

A fun numbers game of suspense, strategy and anticipation. Develop timing and basic math concepts, strategy and memory building. 2-6 players. Ages 6+.

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The challenge is to figure out which way is left or right from the officer's point of view. This is determined by noticing which way the officer is facing either towards or facing away from the players. 2-8 players. Ages 6+.

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Children will learn about sustainable practice in an exciting and challenging way. For 2-4 players. Toss the correct bean bag in the right bin and check that you got it right. How's your memory? Once you've played that game, turn all 24 bean bags face down for a fun memory game . Includes 24 bean bags and a large wooden recycling bin. Measures 40cmH x 60cmW x 10cmD.

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This set encourages shape and colour recognition as well as being a fun and entertaining memory game. The beautifully illustrated images are printed using non-toxic heat transfer technology and sealed with a clear matte varnish to ensure they look as good as the day you bought it! 14 wooden discs in a handy drawstring bag. Each disc is 5cm in diameter and made of beech.

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A fun way to introduce numeracy while encouraging children to feel positive and confident while they learn through play. Use these colourful beech number pairs (40pcs) to improve number and colour recognition. The discs are screen printed for durability and come with a drawstring storage bag. Each disc measures 5cm diameter.

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Creating hours of physical fun, this resource assists in developing head eye coordination, balance and spatial awareness. Move the lifting blocks from the floor to a chair or create much more difficult challenges, then use a timer for competition!

 

Includes:

• 2 adjustable head bands (green and orange) with adjustable length strings for different body heights
• 10 wooden lifting blocks (5 green and 5 orange)

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This all timber screen printed sorting and colour matching game has 36 chunky tiles depicting a variety of 6 objects each with 6 different colours. Comes packed in a wooden box with sliding lid. Ages 3 yrs+.

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I Spy Snap Game brings a twist to a classic card game. Players turn up one card at a time. If you see a match among the turned up cards, be the first to call out the name of the object! The player with the most cards wins. 

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The tactile number matching pairs includes 40 wooden discs with engraved numbers from 1-20 for little fingers to trace over. The 1-20 matching pairs are a unique resource made from natural beech wood great for children to develop early numeracy skills including number recognition, counting as well as addition and subtraction. A fun way to introduce numeracy while encouraging children to feel positive and confident while they learn through play. The discs measure 5cm in diameter. Includes a handy drawstring bag.

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The desk games are a smaller version of the large floor reading games. These durable games are designed for use by two players and are supplied complete with the appropriate movers, counters and dice. Rules of play are printed on each mat for permanent reference. Each game mat measures 33cm x 28cm.

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The desk games are a smaller version of the large floor reading games. These durable games are designed for use by two players and are supplied complete with the appropriate movers, counters and dice. Rules of play are printed on each mat for permanent reference. Each game mat measures 33cm x 28cm.

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