Thinking and matching game “What comes first?”

Thinking and matching game “What comes first?”

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Summary
  • 32 illustrated cards
  • various game variations
  • promotes logic and language comprehension
  • 32 cards
  • 1 accompanying booklet with game instructions and methodological suggestions
Description

It's only logical! Everyday tasks, like getting dressed, are often still a big challenge for children. This entertaining card game encourages children aged 3 and up to complete sequences of actions and put things in the correct order. The little ones recognize the individual steps of complex processes and easily memorize them. This is an ideal preparation for school mathematics, as recognizing sequences is a precursor skill in mathematics.


Language development is also a key aspect:
children's vocabulary expands effortlessly. The cards are perfect for practicing logical storytelling and later writing. What's wrong here? Do we put on our shoes first, then our socks, then our jeans,

and finally our underwear? Or is the order completely different?

The child-friendly illustrated cards in this thinking game make it easier for children to logically order sequences.
They constantly ask themselves:
What comes first and what comes next? In this way, they develop everyday skills almost incidentally. There are eight themes, each with four sequences: getting dressed, painting with watercolors, washing hands, washing dishes,

eating, shopping, crossing the street, and planting. The instructions offer several game variations, as well as suitable methodological suggestions.

It's logical, isn't it? Everyday actions,

such as getting dressed, are often still a big challenge for children. This entertaining card game encourages children aged three and up to complete sequences of actions and put events in the correct order. Young children recognize the individual steps of complex processes and easily memorize them. This prepares them ideally for school mathematics, as recognizing sequences is a precursor skill in mathematics.

Language development is also not neglected: children's vocabulary expands effortlessly. The cards are perfect for practicing logical storytelling and later writing. What's wrong here? Do we put on our shoes first, then our socks, then our jeans, and finally our underwear? Or is the order completely different?

The child-friendly illustrations in this thinking game make it easier for children to logically order sequences. They constantly ask themselves the questions: What comes first and what comes next? In this way,

they develop everyday skills almost incidentally. There are eight topics, each with four sequences: getting dressed, painting with watercolors, washing hands, washing dishes, eating,
shopping, crossing the street, and planting. The instructions provide several game variations as well as suitable methodological suggestions.

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  • Does not include VAT and customs duty.
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  • To be delivered in 6 - 9 * working days.
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Thinking and matching game “What comes first?”