Alerte Disparition ! Animaux En Danger (Only In French)

Ready to find out which animal the player to your left has drawn? In this funny and suspenseful board game, you’ll need to rely on animal characteristics to help you guess your neighbour’s card. Your sense of deduction will definitely come in handy! A spinner helps guide each player as to what question they should ask. After a few turns of the spinner, you should be able to identify the correct animal, but beware... the goal is to be fast yet accurate! Each player is provided with a board and erasable markers to note down their findings. To learn more about the animals depicted on the cards, an explanatory booklet provides information on each species. The game instructions are only provided in French. One game lasts approximately 15 minutes and is intended for children aged 6 and up. You can play with 2 to 4 players.

Here’s a magnificent wooden observation and reflection game for children aged 3 years and up! Head to the tropics - with its warm colours and fantastic animals - for a game of Totem; an educational game in which concentration is a must! The principle is simple: recreate the models indicated on the 6 printed double-sided cards on the 3 wooden poles, using the 52 elements included. Be careful: the pieces come in all kinds, shapes and colours! You’ll have to find the right one and place it the right way around. And why not give free rein to your imagination and create increasingly original totem poles. Children will also adore finding the jungle animals - e.g. a monkey, parrot or even a crocodile - hidden throughout the colourful prints. The toy is made from FSC® wood and cardboard.

A memo game with sound! Stimulate your family's auditory memory from age 3 with this colorful, sonorous memory game! The aim is simple: to put together 6 pairs of the same sound. There are 12 pieces in all, and 6 different sounds to match. Just shake the pieces and listen carefully! Children can play alone or in competition, taking turns as in a standard memo game. Cleverly, each pair is made up of one yellow and one blue piece. There's even an auto-correction system: just look at the colored circle below the pieces to check if they match! Thanks to this memo game, children can concentrate and play quietly: this is essential for winning the game! They develop their association and hearing skills, while having fun at the same time. It's essential for children to develop their auditory memory, as it helps them to better understand and develop their language, and to follow instructions, which in turn helps them to learn at school. Take advantage of this fun board game to discover a multitude of sounds: bells, sand, wooden or plastic marbles, wooden or cardboard pieces... The mechanics of the game, as well as the handling of the pieces, have been specially designed for little ones. Made from FSC™-certified wood from sustainably managed forests, this sound memo game is part of our "Sensory" range: highly grippable, sturdy toys that encourage and stimulate the development of toddlers' senses.

It's pecking time for our greedy great spotted woodpecker! And it's down to the children to feed it properly! A green caterpillar or an orange caterpillar? What is this beautiful bird going to ask for next? Children will take turns rolling the dice to determine which colour worm is required, and will then use their dexterity to catch the right one with the wooden pliers and place it in the animal's beak. The first player to feed all their caterpillars wins! The storage compartment on the back of the bird can be used to house all the caterpillars. This game for children aged 2 years and up is ideal for developing fine motor skills, as well as visual memory through colour recognition. FSC®-certified wooden toy (sourced from sustainably managed forests). Toy developed in collaboration with the WWF®. Janod is supporting the WWF®'s efforts to protect the environment and biodiversity with a range of toys made from more sustainable materials. With this range, we aim to inspire and empower the younger generation to stand up for wildlife and nature.