Trionimo 30-Piece Puzzle Matching Game

Bingo, it’s time to learn through play! Embark on a fun learning adventure for little ones with this bingo set comprising 4 boards and 24 tokens. Children aged 2 years and up will discover pets and the rooms of the house (kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and garden). Each game board represents a room in the house, with a captivating scene that contains all the elements in question. Children can play a game of seek and find whilst playing bingo. They develop their language and observation skills. They’ll learn, develop and above all, have fun! The large pieces – designed specifically for small hands – let children participate and have fun with up to 4 players. This animal bingo game is part of our range of educational games created to help children develop through play. This board game is made in France from vegetable inks and FSC™ 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.

Let’s head to the garden for a game of hide and seek! This pretty ladybird-themed memory game will prompt children aged 2 years and up to develop their sense of observation. This scalable game boasts 2 levels of play: first off, you can hide a ladybird under the flower pot and ask the child to find the missing insect by testing their memory. The second level involves prompting children to observe a logical sequence of coloured ladybugs before hiding them behind the cardboard bush: your toddler will then have to reproduce the sequence of colours using the tokens. However they decide to play, your child will win “trophy” leaves that they will enjoy accumulating as they progress! This educational game consists of: 8 coloured ladybirds, 16 wooden tokens, 1 cardboard flower pot, 2 cardboard bushes and 10 “trophy” leaves. A cotton bag is also included to better store and carry all the pieces. The garden is a source of discoveries and experiences for children, even from a very early age. And it’s always when you least expect it that a pretty ladybug lands on you! This is why these mischievous little insects are in the spotlight in this edutainment game. Each game is played by 2 people, either two friends or with an adult for a learning experience adapted to the child's pace. Little ones can create colourful sequences of varying length and complexity, to help bolster their progress. This game for nursery-age children is ideal for stimulating their memory and sense of deduction, whilst allowing them to work on the concept of logical sequences and colour recognition. This educational game is made from FSC™-certified wood and cardboard. It is part of the Janod educational range, developed in collaboration with a school teacher to ensure the best possible fit with the learning and curriculum at each level.