In this clever, yummy card game players attempt to sort different varieties of doughnuts to form a baker's dozen, but don't let the total value go over 13! If you do you will have to take all the doughnut cards from the pile, including the mouldy ones! The player with the fewest points at the end of the game wins. Ages 8yrs+.

Excellent matching and memory game. Each wooden tile measures 5.5cm x 5.5cm. Includes 24 pairs of flag tiles stored in a timber box.

Use the cuisenaire rods to teach a wide variety of mathematical topics such as the basic four operations, fractions, area, volume, square roots and solving equations. Set includes 308 pieces of colour coded rods: white x 176pcs, brown x 6pcs, blue x 6pcs, orange x 6pcs, yellow x 10 pcs, dark green x 10pcs, black x 10pcs, red x 36pcs, light green x 36pcs and pink x 12pcs.

Stack the plastic tiles to recreate each composition layer by layer. Choose from 100 challenges, just stack the right tiles in the right order. Colour Code seems deceptively simple, but you will soon have a colourful challenge to solve. Game includes 18 plastic coloured tiles, a tile display holder and game guide outlining challenges and solutions. Ages 5 - 99 years.

Construct castles block by block and tower by tower as you flex your logic muscles with this beautifully crafted 3D wooden puzzle game. Seven different hardwood towers and blocks give 48 surprising challenges ranging from very easy to extremely difficult to challenge skilled architects! Each of the four different levels of play gradually brings new problem solving skills. Booklet with challenges and solutions included. Made of smooth, high quality wood, Castle Logix has the look and feel of a classic children's game. For one player. Ages 3-99 years.

Create a path for the knight and his princess to be reunited, using these beautiful hardwood towers and stairs. The knight and the princess can only walk along stairways or the top of walls. They cannot jump down or climb up walls. Help the princess build a route or the knight build a bridge to get them back together. Children will enjoy mind-bending fun as they create a path for the royals to reunite.

Educational Benefits:

- Logical Reasoning
- Fine Motor Skills
- Higher Cognitive Thinking
- Visual and Spatial Perception

Contents:

Camelot JR building base, 48 graded challenges, wooden puzzle pieces and a fully illustrated coloured instructions/solutions booklet.
This is one of the best sellers of the range, great for the youngsters!
INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNER!

Great environmental game highlighting the plight of the koala with the loss of habitat. The game is for players and is made in Australia. Spin the pointer and if you spin a tree, put the tree on your board. Roll a koala and it in your tree. The first player to fill their board with 4 trees and 4 koalas wins but, beware the bulldozer! The trees measure 10.5cm high.

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.

Ready for some posting, colour matching and counting fun? The Post, Sort and Play features 4 generously sized boxes each with a different colour door (green, red, blue and yellow), and discs in a variety of shades to match. The 40 discs are coloured on one side and have a chalkboard on the other for even more learning possibilities. 

Posting boxes are one of those open ended gems that you will use in so many ways. Have fun sorting and matching the discs to the boxes. Count the pieces as you post them into the correct box. Use the chalkboard side to practice those early literacy and mathematical skills by writing words or numbers on them. Or just have fun drawing on them with chalk.

You could also use these as letter boxes to leave little notes and surprises. They will love the anticipation of checking the letterboxes for mail.

• Each cube measures 12cm x 12cm x 12cm. The disks are 4.5cm in diameter.
• Made from New Zealand Pine and Beechwood.

Place the items in the wooden stand as shown on the assignment cards or create your own open ended story. Stimulate spatial orientation, vocabulary and storytelling.

Contents

• Wooden slotted stand (18cm x 11cm)
• 8 thick wooden forms
• 9 assignment cards (13cm x 11cm)
• Instruction manual

Insert one assignment card into the game box shelf and try to find the related pairs by lifting the red discs. Develop hand-eye coordination, spatial insight and visual discrimination. Suitable for 3-6yrs.

Game Contents:

• Game board (20.5cm x 16cm)
• 12 discs
• 4 double-sided assignment cards
• Instruction manual

Learn colour nuance while sorting cards from darkest to lightest and vice versa. Learn to understand gradations of hue and the impact it has on images.

Contents

• 25 wooden image cards (5cm x 5cm)
• instruction manual

Tastaro is an educational matching game that helps promote visual and tactile shape recognition while boosting memory skills at the same time.
Different options of play and levels of difficulty mean that Tastaro is suitable for various age groups and accelerates the learning curve in a fun way.

Body cognition: By touching and feeling, children learn to understand and classify surfaces and forms. Conscious muscle work and targeted tasks help develop the child’s motor system.

Language: In an environment where speaking is spoken, and in communication with adults, children develop their language and expand their vocabulary. Knowledge of symbols, letters, and figures is the basis for further development of language and thinking.

Calculation skills: Children are familiar with characteristics such as shape, weight, volume when playing with their usual objects. Children gain an understanding of quantity and number, get acquainted with the basics of computing and geometry, understand concepts of time and space, and learn to classify them.

Set includes 32 cards (4.5cm x4.5cm), 8 shapes and 3 cotton pouches.

Designed by award-winning Aboriginal artist De Greer-Yindimincarlie, each disc contains an Indigenous symbol such as meeting place, waterhole and rainbow just to name a few. These discs are a great toy to learn about the Indigenous culture, opening discussions around the traditional Australian landowners, as well as a fun game of matching pairs. A fun way to introduce Indigenous symbols while encouraging children to feel positive and confident while they learn through play. The 40 beech timber discs come in a handy drawstring bag. Each disc is 5cm in diameter.