Blumie Shop La Maison des Actions + Qui Cherche Quoi - 12 months and up

Lot La Maison des Actions + Qui Cherche Quoi Where French version, socio-educational games in French La Maison des Actions: From 1 year and a half 2 players 5 - 10 min Discover La maison des actions de Placote, an educational game for 2 players from 1 year. Objective: Vocabulary of verbs. Friends are hiding in the house. Open the windows and discover the actions they are doing! Will you be able to name them all? The House of Actions is designed to help children from 18 months to 3 years old develop verb vocabulary. The action verbs illustrated in the four houses correspond to four levels of difficulty, which makes it possible to follow the evolution of children. From 18 months to 3 years old, the child is in an important period of learning verbs, so this is the perfect time to encourage him to say them. Understanding and then saying verbs will be very useful to him when building his first sentences. The action verbs depicted on the game boards and the cards of The House of Actions were chosen because they are likely to be among the first 500 words of the child. The four houses illustrate verbs in increasing order of difficulty. We can thus go from the green house to yellow, then to orange and, finally, to red. The game allows you to follow the child's evolution. By the way, before the age of 3, the child especially likes to hide and discover objects. The House of Actions takes this interest into account by allowing it to hide and discover the images of children in action. Who is looking for what where? 2 to 4 players Approximately 10 minutes From 18 months Make your mark ready, look for it! To find out which object or character to look for, take a card and listen carefully to the question of dad or mom. You can also search for items that are on the "Search Everywhere" cards. The game presented in the form of "search and find" allows them to learn while having fun. From 1½ to 3 years old, the child develops a lot his understanding of questions. This allows him to interact more easily and also to make new learnings. Who's looking for what where? has been specifically designed to stimulate understanding of the simplest questions. By the age of 3½, the child usually understands these questions well, but he can continue to have fun playing the game. To allow children to mobilize all their energy on the questions, the names of the characters and objects to find were chosen for their simplicity. They are all likely to appear in the child's first vocabulary. In addition, toddlers love books and games of the "search and find" type early on, which allow them to experience success every time they find an image. However, in order for them to have fun at their age, visual research does not have to be too demanding. In this sense, the objects and characters of Who is looking for what where? are quite easy to find. Taking cards also add a playful look to the activity.