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Montessori - Parole e colori

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Category: GIOCHI EDUCATIVI

Un gioco di associazione e osservazione adatto ai più piccoli, sui colori primari e secondari.

Include tanti soggetti sagomati da nominare e incastrare nelle grandi cartelle, in base al colore.

Ispirato al metodo Montessori, supporta lo sviluppo cognitivo, linguistico e la manualità fine.

Scopri l'intera gamma di giochi educativi Clementoni studiati per tutte le fasi dello sviluppo del bambino.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam ★★★★★

Mia figlia di due anni si diverte un sacco a incastrare i soggetti nelle cartelle, e adesso riconosce già il rosso e il blu. Le sagome sono abbastanza grandi da tenerle in mano senza problemi.

Julian K. ★★★★★

My toddler loves sorting the big shaped pieces into the correct color boards—it's simple enough for her to do alone, but keeps her focused for a good 15 minutes. The chunky cardboard pieces are easy for her little hands to grip and match.

Penelope R. ★★★★★

My three-year-old keeps coming back to the chunky shaped pieces, and the way they slot into the big boards is perfect for her little hands. It’s been a great way to practice naming colors and objects without her getting frustrated.