50 bunt illustrierte Rätselkarten laden zum Knobeln, Rätseln und Tüfteln ein. Und das ganz ohne Worte , so dass bereits Kindergartenkinder und Vorschulkinder ohne Hilfe von Erwachsenen die verschiedenen Aufgaben lösen können. Die Lösung zu den Wimmelbildern, Labyrinthen, Abzählrätsel usw. findet sich auf der Rückseite der jeweiligen Karte. Da kommt keine Langeweile mehr auf, ob auf langen Auto-...
- 50 bunt illustrierte Karten mit verschiedensten Aufgabenstellungen
- mit Auflösung der Rätsel auf der Rückseite der Karten
- fördert Konzentration und kreatives Denken
- ohne Worte bereits für Kindergarten und Vorschule geeignet
€8.95
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Every animal feels at home in a specific environment. This is where it finds food, protection against predators and the right climate. This 5-piece puzzle shows nine habitats, each with four different animals that live in this habitat. Habitats: meadow, forest, high mountain range, river, ocean, North Pole and South Pole, rainforest, savannah and desert. A colourful illustrated booklet with...
- Learn about 9 different animal habitats
- 5-piece puzzles
- colourful illustrated booklet with explanations
€22.90
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This association game involves assigning foods based on traffic light colours. Green stands for regular eating, yellow for sometimes and red for rarely. How often should I eat spaghetti, carrots or donuts? Each child receives a traffic light card and 3 round token cards (green, yellow and red). To play, children must decide how often the 54 types of food should be eaten using the traffic...
- learn which foods I should eat regularly or less often in a fun way
- visual traffic light system: green: free travel, i.e. frequently; red caution, i.e. rarely
- self-corrections possible
- available as a collaborative game
- up to 6 players
€32.90
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Climate change affects us all! Storms, floods, dry forests and melting glaciers. These visual, large puzzle cards help children work out which energy sources our electricity comes from and which non-renewable energy sources are harmful to our planet. They will learn about renewable, climate-friendly sources of energy and how they can be transformed into electricity. Children can discover what...
- learn about and allocate renewable and fossil energy sources
- where does electricity come from that we use each day? What are the good alternatives?
- collaborative game
- give children a fun introduction to topics such as sustainability, environment and climate protection
- find out what you can do yourself to combat climate change
€20.90
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Become a superhero with the superfood powers of a healthy diet! This educational game teaches children about healthy eating habits and how important it is to have variety in the diet . They feed their playing figurine with various health superfoods by placing the appropriate food card. They learn together which superfoods their figurine needs and can see whether they have correctly chosen all...
- learn about the importance of healthy eating and discover superfoods
- assign "superpowers" based on their main nutritional properties
- diverse educational game
- promotes healthy eating
- collaborative game
- for 1 to 5 individual players or small groups over 3 years
€29.90
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The wonderful contents of this practical cardboard case are a fun way to teach children about appropriate behaviour relating to the natural world and the environment . The set contains 34 cards made from sturdy cardboard with colour illustrations depicting right and wrong behaviours . The cards all come in pairs, with one card showing the correct behaviour and a corresponding card showing the...
- teaches appropriate behaviour
- develops language skills
- fun to use
€22.90
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The contents of this practical cardboard box can teach children the meaning of waste separation, waste recycling and how this is done. The box contains 20 cards made of firm cardboard , depicting the recycling cycle of cans, organic waste, glass, cardboard and plastic. Sets of 4 cards produce a picture sequence and can be sorted out by the children. They can also tell if cards belong together...
- learn about recycling cycles and compare them
- develops language skills
- fun to use
€24.90
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For children, their sense of touch plays an important role in exploring the world. By feeling, they "grasp" the environment around them and draw associated conclusions. With this game, they will learn to identify and name different kinds of fruit and vegetables using the 36 shapes. Children take it in turns to find the fruit or vegetable shown on their card by feeling the items in the bag. The...
- learn about fruit and vegetable varieties
- promotes tactile awareness
- expands vocabulary
- 2 levels of difficulty
€22.90
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Who will find the mother of the little piglet or calf? And what is a sheep's baby called? Classic memory game with lovely photos printed on large wooden blocks. memory training promotes concentration and perseverance expands vocabulary Dimensions: approx. 7 x 7 x 1 cm Contents: 28 pcs. ( 14 pairs)
- memory training
- promotes concentration and perseverance
- expands vocabulary
€29.90
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Who can find the rhinoceros or penguin's mum? And what is a wild boar baby called? Classic memory game with lovely photos printed on large wooden blocks. memory training promotes concentration and perseverance expands vocabulary Dimensions: approx. 7 x 7 x 1 cm Contents: 28 pieces ( 14 pairs)
- memory training
- promotes concentration and perseverance
- expands vocabulary
€29.90
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Large, lightweight and particularly quiet domino tiles made from sponge rubber for this classic version of dominoes: alternately place pieces with the same number of dots, which are arranged in the same style that children are familiar with from dice. The winner is whoever gets rid of all their dominoes first. a fun way to practice counting become familiar with dice layout suitable for floor or...
- a fun way to practice counting
- become familiar with dice layout
- suitable for floor or table
€27.90
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This pie has a removable sorting bowl so the different task cards can be placed underneath, which the children will use to sort and count the fruit in lots of different ways, for example by type, colour, quantity etc. By doing this, children learn the names of the types of fruit and train their fine motor skills with the large tongs. a fun way to convey basic mathematical knowledge identify and...
- a fun way to convey basic mathematical knowledge
- identify and name fruits
- trains fine motor skills
€39.90
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These houses have removable roofs and encourage a variety of sorting exercises and playing scenarios. Supplementary sorting set for the colourful family figure sets 85080 and 85083 (the family figures are not included). The sorting houses are not just a fun way to encourage sorting and counting, they also offer an opportunity to discuss different family configurations. Children can repeatedly...
- for sorting according to shape and colour
- for counting and comparing
- for talking about different family configurations
€18.90
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From flower to fruit, from egg to chicken, but what about the frog? Natural developmental processes are a fascinating topic for curious children. These 3-part puzzles promote combination skills and enhance children's understanding of processes in the natural world. Chicken Bee Butterfly Ladybird Frog Cherry Walnut Pumpkin Dandelion Tulip With practical wooden storage box understand development...
- understand development processes
- promotes logical combination
- children can check their own answers
€22.90
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Where does cheese come from, how is chocolate made, and do chips grow in the ground? These 3-part puzzles promote logical combination skills and an understanding of the processes used in manufacturing and production. Cheese Popcorn Tea Chocolate Fried egg Chips Bread Cotton T-shirt Woolly hat Paper With practical wooden storage box. understand the processes behind product manufacturing and...
- understand the processes behind product manufacturing and production
- promotes logical combination
- children can check their own answers
€22.90
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Classic domino game for early mathematics: count ladybirds and learn numerical values. The ladybirds are arranged like the dots on a dice for the numbers 1-6. Players take turns to place tiles together with the same number of ladybirds. Then you can compare the numbers below and say them out loud before the next player gets their turn. The winner is whoever plays all their dominoes first....
- classic domino game
- practise counting
- learning numbers 1-6
€11.90
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Game of observation and skill to discover the "magic" of magnetism for 3-6 year-olds. The magnetic discs must be stacked on the stands in the sequence shown on the photo cards. The magnetic properties ensure surprises and make this game really great fun. Children will discover that some discs stick together thanks to the power of their magnetic poles, while others stay apart due to the...
- discover the properties of magnetism
- different levels of difficulty
- for 2 players
€33.90
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A fun way to acquire early mathematics skills! Children can use this set to understand the principle of a matrix, to sort according to characteristics, to count and assign quantities to the associated numbers. The matrix will reappear later on in school in almost every area of mathematics. It offers a clear illustration of linear relationships, thereby facilitating calculation processes. Choose...
- understand the principle of a matrix
- sort by one or more characteristics
- count structured and unstructured quantities
- assign quantities to the associated numbers
€99.90
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An exciting, constantly developing magnetic game where you can use your own items. Children place small objects made from different materials into each compartment and close the transparent cover. Now they need to predict whether the object will be magnetic or not. If they think the object is magnetic, they insert a green pin. If they think the object is not magnetic, they insert a red pin....
- learn through trial and error
- a fun way to find out what is magnetic
- more fun always possible by using new objects
€39.90
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By sorting foods according to where they come from, children become more aware of items they see every day on their plates. Where do peanuts, melons, peaches, prawns, dairy products and sausages come from? The food cards are sorted into the following 5 categories: roots/underground, plants and on bushes, on trees, in the sea, and from animals. Game for up to 5 children aged 3-6. Collaborative...
- a fun way to teach about the origins of our food
- 2 different playing options
- check your own work on the back
€27.90
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Wonderful photos on large-format cards – 17 pairs of cards for the traditional memory matching game. Children find out a bit about the diverse range of perspectives offered by other people and cultures and learn to match these with the countries/continents. Mix all the cards, turn them over, and take it in turns to look for matching pairs. learn about other countries and cultures memory and...
- learn about other countries and cultures
- memory and concentration training
- language development
€19.90
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Which tactile counter belongs in which hole? Find the 12 correct pairs. Each one has a different textured surface. This game is particularly good for training fine motor skills and can be used for touch exercises. It is made from hardwood and is particularly suitable for younger children. Promotes: motor skills, an understanding of the environment, confidence and self-awareness Also suitable...
- 12 tactile pairs to be found
- a great exercise for fine motor skills
- different textured surfaces
€24.90
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These amazing toys stimulate important senses: hearing, seeing, touching. Playing allows the child to collect different noise experiences and to check what they've heard using sight and touch by opening the little boxes, looking at the contents and literally grasping what this means. This is also a fun way to promote observation and concentration skills by finding pairs of boxes that sound the...
- collect noise experiences while playing, open the little tower-shaped boxes, inspect and touch the contents
- promotes powers of observation and concentration
- can also be used for sensory integration
€49.90
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Find the right pieces – but only through your sense of touch! For every illustration on the cards, there are corresponding 3D pieces with a matching texture. A lovely game, but also a great exercise for fine motor skills! You reach inside the attractive bag and pull out the shape you are looking for or the texture on the activity card drawn. This game includes 20 pieces in 5 shapes and 4...
- Find the right pair – but only through your sense of touch!
- promotes motor skills
- also suitable for occupational therapy
€29.90
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This set teaches children about recycling in a fun way. Various different images of waste is shown on 35 picture cards, which the children have to sort and organise . They learn to recognise various types of waste : organic waste, plastic, bottles, cans, paper, cardboard packaging, glass, batteries, etc. These must then be correctly placed in the 5 plastic waste bins . The waste bins are...
- separate and organise different waste
- for an illustration on waste recycling
- in a handy cardboard case
€32.90
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These versatile figures made of easy-to-grip plastic can be used to teach social contexts as well as mathematics. Children can use these 24 figures, which have a pleasant feel and come in 4 colours and 5 sizes, to describe their family and their position in the family. The set contains the following figures: father, mother, brother, sister, baby and pet. In addition, the set can be used for...
- 24 figures in 4 colours and 5 sizes
- for counting, arithmetic and sorting
- for teaching social relationships
Demonstration video
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These versatile figures made of non-slip plastic can be used for learning social contexts as well as for teaching mathematics. With these 72 figures with a pleasant feel in 6 colours and 5 sizes, children can, for example, describe their family and their position in the family. For this reason, the set contains the figures: father, mother, brother, sister, baby and pet. The set can also be used...
- 72 shapes in 6 colours and 5 sizes
- for counting, calculating and sorting
- for learning social contexts
Demonstration video
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Zuordnungsspiele – Spielen und Lernen
Kinder lernen am besten durch Spielen. Fördern und Spielen geht daher häufig Hand in Hand und ist kaum voneinander zu trennen. Durch Spielzeuge mit pädagogischem Mehrwert wie Zuordnungsspiele für Kinder gelingt spielerische Förderung ideal. Jede Menge Spaß garantiert!
Mit Zuordnungsspielen lernen Kinder Objekte zu vergleichen und zu unterscheiden. Sie lernen Merkmale und Eigenschaften dieser zu erkennen und können sie z. B. nach Form, Farbe, Gewicht oder Größe zuordnen. Klassische Zuordnungsspiele sind Lotto-Spiele, bei denen Gleiches erkannt und zugeordnet werden muss. Bei unserem „Tierlotto“ können Kinder nicht nur Tiere kennenlernen, sondern auch die Lebensräume der Tiere bestimmen. Die richtige Anzahl unterschiedlicher Objekte der richtigen Zahl zuzuordnen, können Kinder mit unserem Puzzle „Zählen und Zuordnen“ lernen. Ein spannendes Zuordnungsspiel ist unser Gewichte-Memospiel: Gewichte vergleichen und Paare finden macht Kindern großen Spaß! Dabei wird ganz nebenbei die Wahrnehmung geschult und die Konzentrationsfähigkeit gesteigert. In unserem Sortiment finden Sie weitere Zuordnungsspiele in verschiedenen Ausführungen, mit denen Kinder mit viel Freude das Zuordnen lernen und sich dabei Wissen aneignen können.
Welche Fähigkeiten werden bei Zuordnungsspielen für Kinder gefördert?
Neben dem Sinn für Ordnen und Sortieren bedienen Zuordnungsspiele das kindliche Bedürfnis, die Welt, die sie umgibt zu erforschen, zu benennen und zu klassifizieren. Zudem werden bei Zuordnungsspielen noch viele weitere Fähigkeiten trainiert:
- Konzentrationsspanne wird gefördert
- Ordnungssinn wird durch Sortieren gestärkt
- Motorik und Feinmotorik werden trainiert
- Sprachförderung (Was ist das? Welche Farbe hat der Kreis?)
- Logisches Denken (Was gehört zusammen?)
- Gedächtnis wird trainiert
- Problemlösung und lösungsorientiertes Arbeiten wird gefördert
Zuordnungsspiele anbieten
Zuordnungsspiele können zum freien Spiel angeboten oder gezielt als pädagogisches Angebot eingesetzt werden. Dabei können konkrete Lernziele, wie z. B. Farben oder Größen lernen, verfolgt werden. Zuordnungsspiele lassen sich auch gut mit weiteren Übungen, zum Beispiel zur oder Farbenlehre verbinden. Dabei können die Kleinen beispielsweise bunten Gegenständen Farben zuordnen oder beim Spiel mit geometrischen Körpern deren Bezeichnungen kennenlernen.
Mit Zuordnungsspielen von TimeTEX fördern Sie Kinder optimal! Bestellen Sie jetzt Zuordnungsspiele – der Hit im Kindergarten und in der Kita.
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