T26
Lima's Red Hot Chilli Game

A board game for 4 players aged 4+.  Each player throws a dice and moves left or right around the board. If the player can name the food represented by the square on which they land they get to collect a card with that food on it. The object of the game is to be the first player to collect all 10 food cards. If the player lands on Lima, however, they have to rest awhile while their mouth cools down from the red hot chilli!

T3/1-2
Jeu des couleurs
(The Colour Game)

A way of discovering colours and learning their names with four characters to be dressed using electrostatic clothing pieces which adhere to the game boards. Used freely or as a game with rules, this material helps develop the abilities of perception and language in young children.

T24 & T27
Red Riding Hood Game

This game is a useful aid in teaching counting up to 10. Each player starts with 10 cookies. The object is to be the first player to reach Dad with 2 cookies left. On the way you must first visit Rapunzel and leave her 1 cookie, the starving Billy Goat's get 3, Grandma enjoys her 1 and the three poor Bears need their 3. all this has to be achieved without encountering the Wolf!

T17 & T25
Signs and Symbols

A memory game for 2 or more players using signs and symbols all around us. Suitable for children age 5 years and upwards. The game involves spreading all 72 cards face down. Each player takes it in turn to turn over two cards at a time until a player finds two cards that are identical. When this happens the player gets to keep the cards. When all cards have been removed the winner is the player with the most cards.

J9 & J10
Children Have Friends All Over the World

This game for 2-4 players of age 4+ is designed to familiarise children with the many different races of the world from an early age. Friendships will be developed during the game that are truly multicultural, as children cross boundaries from one country to another. This is a fun way for children to learn about different cultures, countries, customs, language, clothing, climate and where people live. The game shows 6 different population groups: European, North American, Innuits, South Americans, Asians, Arabs and Africans.

T326
Wooden banana with threading holes

This toy is designed specifically to help young children develop their hand-eye coordination. By threading the string through the holes, children develop their manual dexterity.

T28
Travel the World

A game for children aged 5 and above in which you use travel tickets to visit countries by air, sea and land, or see who can match the postcards to the tickets first. There are 4 different games for 2-4 players, all of which encourage knowledge of the world. The game is a fun way to instil an interest in geography at an early age with an awareness of distance and location.

T33

Castillos

 

A Spanish construction toy similar to Lego, containing 600 pieces and allowing children to build a variety of castles in different styles.

T870
Ring a Ring of Roses

A hand-in-hand matching game for children aged 3 and above, involving 1-5 players. Each player takes the same number of children domino figures. When it is a player's turn, the player must try to add one of their children to either end of the chain of children being formed. Two children can be put together only if their hands can touch and if they are wearing the same colour mittens. The object of the game is to be the first player to successfully link up all your children to the chain. The domino figures in this game feature ethnically diverse children.

T825

Wooden Travellers truck and caravan

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