Do you know the Educo brand ?! It is a Dutch giant of the educational market : for decades it has been producing games and teaching aids that are widespread and known in all schools. It is a colorful world, dedicated to playful learning, full of new ideas and challenging and fun educational games. TOYS FOR LIFE: GAMES FOR LIFE

Hence the idea of ​​making that world within reach of but … mma!

Thus was born the Toys for Life line : a range of educational games, packaged in elegant boxes with magnetic closure, fun and intelligent!

The strong didactic imprint remains, the valuable materials remain, the quality, the safety, the strictly educational purpose of the game remains but at interesting prices and with dimensions suitable for the bedroom!

Not only that: the educational purpose of Toys for Life games is the same that professionals and specialists in the sector pursue every day. Speech therapists, psychologists, neuropsychomotricists will find in this range a valid help in their daily activities with children.

In addition, all the wooden elements are FSC certified, because Toys for Life is also attentive to the life of our planet and the health of the forests !!!

Toys for Life games focus on the 3 main themes of the educational path through which to lead children aged 3 to 6: development of logical-mathematical thinking, enrichment of expressive-linguistic skills and exercise of fine motor skills.

Logical-Mathematical Thinking

Acchiappa la form a  = speed game that stimulates the recognition of shapes and colors.

Roll the dice: they will tell you which shape to look for among the tiles on the table and in which color. Now, armed with your sucker, you have to be careful and quick to be the first to grab the right card!

Whoever gets the most wins!

Mathematical Bus  = cooperation game to learn how to count to 10, think about numbers and quantities and get closer to the first operations.

How many are taking the bus for a ride? The dice and cards indicate the movements of the passengers, how many will have to get off or on at each stop. A fun way to do your first math, practicing addition and subtraction.

Expressive-Linguistic Development

Tell me a story = couple game dedicated to storytelling, which favors the development of sequential thinking.

Inside this box there are many wooden tiles that depict funny skits, related to everyday life. First tell what you see, describe the characters and situations; then try to put them in order, explaining why one is consequent or prior to the other. Finally, tell the story they tell… and maybe you can have fun changing or inventing the ending!

Three in the family = game that favors lexical enrichment and stimulates comparison between children and between them and adults.

How many objects are drawn on these tiles! Do you know them all? Do you know their name? Could you describe them well? Which adjective would you use to specify their characteristics? Are you able to associate them in groups of 3? Why do some look alike? What is the link between them?

Fine motor skills

A sea to insert =game suitable for exercising fine motor skills and oculo-manual coordination.

Roll the dice, look at the colors that have come out, look for the silhouettes of the animals that have the same colors and, with a steady hand, insert them into the blue lace. Or create a sequence of animals using the wooden tiles and then reproduce the same sequence, threading the sea animals into the blue lace, one after the other, being careful to center the hole with the tip of the lace.

Look and sew = the traditional game of stitching, with wooden board and in travel version.

Have fun creating designs, inserting colored laces into the holes of the table and “sewing” the figures you prefer! Frames, geometric shapes, animals, letters… you can create anything your imagination suggests, with a steady hand, precise fingers and a lot of concentration!

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