My Little Reading Academy Game

*** Fun EDUCATIONAL game for toddlers of AGE 3 and up
*** SORT, MATCH, CLASSIFY and BUILD by shape, pattern, color and everyday objects
*** Developed with certified child psychologists
*** 12 beautiful mini-game boards

About the game:
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The game consists of 12 beautiful rooms each focused on developing a set of basic concepts such as size, colors, numbers and patterns using everyday objects from the child's world such as clothes, food and many more.

The game is designed to enhance the following skills:
- Sorting and classifying
- Hand-eye coordination
- Quantitative perception
- Visual perception
- Concentration
- Vocabulary

Game Boards:
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The game consists of 12 boards. The boards were carefully chosen in order to represent basic elements from the child's world.

Bathroom: Match polycubes by SHAPE.
Dressing room: Match geometric SHAPES to dress the raccoon.
Living room: Place each everyday object in its LOGICAL place.
Watering Can: Classify geometric SHAPES.
Playroom: Assemble toys by placing missing parts in their LOGICAL place.
Backyard: Sort fruits by COLOR.
Kitchen: Classify food and kitchen appliances by their purpose.
Dining room: Sort the raccoon’s dinner by matching SIZE and NUMBER.
Vegetable garden: Match fruits and vegetables by MEMORY.
Laundry room: Pair clothing items by SILHOUETTES.
Tent: Match geometric shapes by SHAPE and PATTERN.
Garage: Order different tools by SIZE.

All our products are designed and developed in cooperation with certified child psychologists and experienced educators.

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