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What Comes First? Early Learning Game - A Sequencing Game: In this game, children learn to recognise the different stages of processes in nature, from the first to the third and last. This game will help you to explain the meaning of process, from first to second to third stage to your child. The best way to help children understand is to include them in activities that involve a process. What Comes First? helps your child to learn to recognise the stages of 3-step progressions, such as: a process in nature, a process in completion, a story process; to develop the skill of observing a picture and matching cards to one another in logical order and to learn about daily processes, while enriching vocabulary and knowledge. Suitable for children ages 2-5 years. Features Early Learning game What Comes First? A sequencing game To learn to recognise the stages of 3-step progressions, such as: a process in nature, a process in completion and a story process Helps develop the skill of observing a picture and matching c

Early Learning Puzzle Game - My Home: This fun learning game provides your little one with the opportunity to learn about many aspects of the animal world. While playing, your child will learn about characteristics of familiar animals, such as the homes they live in. All the pictures feature vivid photographs that will help your child to learn what the animals and their homes really look like. Ideal for children aged 2-5 years, this game consists of 24 jumbo playing cards representing 12 pairs. Features Early Learning puzzle game My Home Match animals with the homes they live in Vivid and colourful photographs Players: 1-2 Age: 2-5 Brand: Creative Game Includes 24 x Jumbo playing cards Game rules

Early Learning Puzzle Game - My Food: This fun learning game provides your little one with the opportunity to learn about many aspects of the animal world. While playing, your child will learn about traits of familiar animals, such as the food they prefer. All the pictures feature vivid photographs that will help your child learn what the animals and their food really look like. Ideal for children aged 2-5 years, this game consists of 24 jumbo playing cards representing 12 pairs. Features Early Learning puzzle game My Food Match animals with the food they eat Vivid and colourful photographs Players: 1-2 Age: 2-5 Brand: Creative Game Includes 24 x Jumbo playing cards Game rules

Early Learning Game - Shapes: This early learning game lays the foundation for enjoyable learning through play. The shape game series is an introduction to the world of colours, shapes, silhouettes, associations, opposites and rhyming words. These various concepts becomes the 'building blocks' for classroom learning. The Shapes Game, introduces children to shapes and symmetry, such as a circle with a clock and increases fine motor dexterity by connecting the puzzle cards. Once the players can identify and match the cards correctly they are ready for a more advanced game. Each game enhances visual and spatial perception, fine motor skills and coordination. While your child will use some of what they learn immediately, most of what they will gain from this kit will help them become effective learners in school. Suitable for children ages 2-5 years. Features Early Learning game Shapes Introduces children to shapes and symmetry Vivid and colourful photograph Age: 2-5 Brand: Creative Game Includes 54 x Game cards

Lunch Box Game - Find Healthy Items to Fill Your Lunch Box: This game is memory based and the rules are simple: be the first to collect all the healthy items in your lunch box. Fun and easy to play, this game helps encourage observation in your child and it also assists to develop personal and social skills that help link to early learning goals. Features Lunch Box game Be the first to match your lunch box items Colourful gaming boards Includes 4 x jigged boards, 24 x item card, instruction manual Suitable for children ages 3-7 years old Players: 2-4 Brand: Orchard Toys

Shopping List Game - Be the First to Fill Your Trolley: The Shopping List game is memory based and the rules are simple: be the first to collect all your items in your shopping list. Fun and easy to play, this game helps encourage observation in your child and it also assists to develop personal and social skills that help link to early learning goals. Features Shopping List game Be the first to get all your shopping list items Colourful gaming boards Includes 4 x trolleys, 4 x shopping lists, 32 x item cards, instruction manual Suitable for children ages 3-7 years old Players: 2-4 Brand: Orchard Toys

This slim and stylish Challenger Laptop will help your child discover a whole world of learning fun. In addition to teaching the basics of language including the alphabet and vocabulary words the toy introduces the basics of French in a fun and interactive way. Your child will learn basic maths sharpen logic skills and develop musical and artistic creativity through fun engaging games. There is even a function for them to store personal information and read a secret message from parents Share the fun with friends in 2-player mode. Progressive Learning System cuts study into manageable stages while the progress report can be viewed on-screen to show everyone how well you are doing Real mouse and QWERTY keyboard develops essential early computer skills. With wild animations fun sound effects upbeat melodies and a realistic keyboard and mouse your child will find that learning and fun go hand-in- handDevelopmental Benefits Cognitive DevelopmentLearni ng is fun with music sound effects vivid animationsIndepen dent

Early Learning Fun with Winnie-the-PoohChi ldren learn best when they are having fun, and will love learning with the help of Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends.This book is part of a series written by an educational specialist and designed to prepare children for starting school. Confidence- building activities and lively counting games introduce your child to the numbers from one to ten.Includes parental notes to help your child get the most out of this book.View all books in this series, click here.