Creative Educational Aids P. Ltd. What Things are Made of Card Game (Multi-Color, 48 Pieces) in The Home Puzzle (Multi-Color)

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Creative Educational Aids P. Ltd. for kids What Things Are Made Of Card Game (Multicolour, 48 Pieces)

‘What Things are made of’ is an association game to keep your children busy for hours while introducing them to the sources (origin) in nature of various products that we use in our daily lives such as chocolates, bread, etc. The game has 24 sets of two-piece match-ups of final products and their corresponding natural resources. With the help of these match-ups, children try to associate final products with their origin in nature improving their vocabulary, general knowledge and problem-solving skills.

Age Range Description 4 Years And Above Number Of Players 1 To 2 Brand Creative Educational Aids P. Ltd. Theme Natural Sources Material Paper

Creative Educational Aids P. Ltd. In The Home Puzzle (Multi-Color)

‘In the Home’ enables children to identify and differentiate between various objects that are found in different rooms of the house. The game has four central pieces each representing one of the rooms of the house and 10 pieces of the corresponding objects for each central piece (room). The child is required to identify one-by-one the object piece and the room to which it belongs and if it belongs to his/her respective room he/she picks up and join it to his/her central room piece. As the child completes the puzzle they learn to differentiate between various things and objects that are found in different rooms of the house while improving their vocabulary and developing their tactile and visual discrimination skills.

Brand Creative Educational Aids P. Ltd. Puzzle Type Knob And Pegged Manufacturer Minimum Age 48.0 Number Of Pieces 10 Theme Cat

Knowledge about various products and their origin in nature
Vocabulary
General knowledge
Usefulness of plants and animals
Concentration
Eye-hand Coordination
Visual Discrimination
Classification Skills