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Has anyone seen a blue and yellow snail? With this garden-themed Seek and Find game, children aged 2 years and up will develop their sense of observation through play. Their objective: to find the insect indicated on the card amongst the pile of other insects. This educational wooden game consists of: 42 insects (7 caterpillars, 7 ladybirds, 7 snails, 7 beetles, 7 spiders and 7 flies), 42 round cardboard cards and 1 ultra-practical cotton bag to easily store and transport the game! Just like a board game, this Seek and Find game can be played with two people: the adult will verbally describe the shape and colour of an insect, then the child must find it in the pile. Several children can also play together, by either taking turns or working together to find the little creatures! In “independent” mode, your little one can draw a card and take their time to find the correct animal. The main advantage of this observation game is its modularity: the pieces get switched around with every round so your child will not get bored or have chance to memorise the locations of the elements. Furthermore, adults can vary the level of difficulty by spreading the pieces out more or less on the table, asking children to grab the piece in question with their opposite hand, or limiting their number of tries! An educational game that evolves according to the pace of younger and older children. Each piece boasts unique characteristics (shapes and colours): be careful not to confuse them! The garden is an environment conducive to exploration, curiosity and adventure: the little creatures always amuse and surprise children. This is why we have chosen to put these insects in the spotlight in this Seek and Find game. It promotes observation, visual acuity, fine motor skills and colour recognition: ideal for nursery-age children and up. This observation game is made of 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.

Following the days and seasons has never been easier! With this Seek and Find puzzle-type game, children aged 4 years and up will better understand the concept of passing time and work on their observation skills. This scalable educational game boasts an activity on each side! The top-side features the events of a day: little ones can then assemble the wooden puzzle pieces, before rotating them to ensure they match on 3 levels. This will help your toddler learn how daily life is broken up and the different periods, from morning to night. On the back of this educational puzzle, the seasons are within reach: your child can also assemble the pieces and move them around to reconstruct the 4 seasons. It's a great way of transforming the concept of time – which little ones find rather abstract – into something very concrete, thanks to the manipulation aspect! Your child will discover pretty nature settings and small animals on both sides of this wooden puzzle. They’ll also have a ball spinning the pieces! This educational game is not just a simple round puzzle, it is also a Seek and Find game which promotes toddlers’ concentration and observation skills! Place the cover provided over one of the sides, then ask your child to find the 10 hidden elements on each puzzle (i.e. 20 in total). Clever design: the 3 cut-outs on the cover allow you to restrict the observation area: ideal for developing visual acuity! This educational game for nursery-age children consists of: 1 round wooden base, 12 wooden puzzle pieces, 20 cards and 1 cardboard cover. This observation puzzle will plunge children into the fun garden world; this environment is teeming with curiosities and ever-evolving, depending on the time of day and seasons. You can have a helping hand in your child’s learning by guiding them as they complete the puzzle, or encouraging them to observe nature through the window or during your next outing; this will reinforce the concept to help them make the connection with the illustrations on the board. This garden-themed Seek and Find 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.

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.