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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.

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.