Headu 2022

Catalog 2022

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This interconnected world we live in needs new ways to play, learn and teach. Working with parents and educators, Headu makes superior quality, fun games to develop children’s multiple intelligences. The Headu method promotes, develops and harnesses natural talents using teaching devices designed to build key skills or naturally encourage, without forcing, a lifetime ability to learn.

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Multiple Intelligences

Starting with the idea that each child is born with their own unique combination of biological intelligences; discovering their characteristics at an early age enables the educator to utilize and develop the most appropriate formae mentis as the best pathway for the transmission of skills.

PERSONAL

LINGUISTIC

Method

MUSICAL

BODILY KINESTHETIC

This way of looking at the mind emerges clearly in the Theory of Multiple Intelligences by American psychologist, Howard Gardner.

He posits that there is not one single intelligence, but that each person has multiple ways of thinking at birth, multiple formae mentis, mostly independent from one another. Biologically present in each individual, although differently, these intelligences actually develop inside a favorable cultural context, meaning an anthropological context, capable of letting them emerge and appreciating them.

SPATIAL

LOGICAL MATHEMATICAL

NATURALISTIC

Howard Gardner teaches Cognitive Sciences and Educational Psychology at Harvard University. Specializing in developmental psychology and neuropsychology, he is the senior director of Project Zero, an experimental program on learning strategies.

He is also a qualified and strong voice for this theoretical approach to cognitive development, having published several successful books within the fields of science, education, and sociology.

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Menu of Skills

Developing the child’s intelligences through the acquisition of a vast and simultaneously essential range of skills, both horizontally – including basic symbolic and notational systems and the most useful and emerging disciplines – and vertically – focusing the approach on the founding nuclei of each knowledge.

IDENTITY AND AUTONOMY

LOGICAL THOUGHT

SOCIALIZATION

NUMBERS AND QUANTITIES

WORLDS IN COMPARISON

THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD

TOUCH AND MANUAL SKILLS

CYCLIC AND LINEAR TIME

CREATIVE MANUAL SKILLS

ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY

EXPRESSIVITY AND ACTING

LIVING MATTER

MEMORY, SHAPE AND COLOUR

MATTER

FIGURATIVE ARTS LISTENING AND SPEAKING READING AND WRITING LINGUISTIC CREATIVITY THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

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Skills-Based Device

Using play as the exclusive means for the transmission of skills. Play has great potential to be the true driving force of a child’s activities while also lending itself to be directed toward the acquisition of certain skills with the use of certain pathways of intelligence.

The HEADU method features educational tools that aim to develop specific skills by applying an adaptive process: through play, the child applies their individual intelligences to resolve situations of varying complexity. Their efforts, which are encouraged by the game, will lead them to acquire new skills.

Personal intelligences In this environment, American psychologist Howard Gardner illustrates two formae mentis.

Intrapersonal intelligence can be distinguished in persons who have a good awareness of themselves, of their own sentiments, and of their own emotions. These are individuals who are usually capable of making positive choices, of attaining objectives, of being acquainted with their own strengths and weaknesses and, generally, of having an adequate management of their own person. We find a certain propensity to intrapersonal intelligence in children who have good operative independence.

Interpersonal intelligence is observed in those who are skilled in understanding the sentiments, emotions, fears, desires and needs of other people. Children who are sociable have this aptitude and promote and organize group activities.

IT20836 - age 2-5 Montessori My little House Everything in its proper place!

Put things in the right order and build your very own house.

With this engaging game, children can identify the shaped objects, recognize the shapes, and insert them in the correct position.

Acquire personal identity and independence • Develop sense of touch • Recognize shapes • Classify objects 24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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6-ROOM HOUSE

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EN24650 - age 1-4 Montessori Flash Cards Emotions and Actions To encourage independence and personality development Play multiple educational games with this set of flashcards: recognize emotions, facial expressions and everyday actions by observing the pictures of the boys and girls.

Recognize and express emotions • Recognize everyday actions • Extend vocabulary • Boost imagination 12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

36 LARGE CARDS

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EN22823 - age 3-5 How We Are Made Montessori My first game about the human body An entertaining game to help children discover their physical and emotional identity. Learn about body parts, the five senses, and facial expressions by combining slots and drawing!

Recognize own body • Develop body awareness • Draw the human body • Understand expressions and emotions • Develop independence 24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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8 DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES

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MU22847 - age 2-5 Animal Lotto A fun bingo game to develop children’s social skills!

A simple and entertaining game to teach children how to socialize from a very young age. In addition, children can learn to recognize many animals by placing them in their environments.

Get along with other people • Recognize and classify animals and their habitats • Attain objectives • Develop manual dexterity 24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

6 ENVIRONMENT TILES

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MU26258 - age 5-10 World Tour 108 pieces puzzle, 25 3D animal figures playset Are you ready for a fantastic adventure amid the attractions of the world? First assemble the giant puzzle, and then position the 3-D animals in the territories where they live.

First geographical knowledge • Recognize continents and countries • Discover the world’s attractions • Recognise flora and fauna • Compare populations and cultures 28,5 x 25,5 x 6,1 cm

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3D ANIMALS

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IT20867 - age 2-5 Puzzle 8+1 My Farm Double-sided large pieces!

Jumbo, double-sided jigsaw pieces of sturdy design that will give children hours of fun as they make new discoveries. Using one side of the pieces, children can put together eight delightful farm animals. Using the other side, they can build a large farm that is full of animal life and colors.

Discover the world around you • Recognise animals on the farm • Develop fine manual dexterity 15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

LARGE FARM PUZZLE

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IT22243 - age 2-5 Puzzle 8+1 Dino Double-sided large pieces!

Jumbo, double-sided jigsaw pieces of sturdy design that will give children hours of play and chances to create new things.

Eight delightful dinosaurs to be assembled in appealing prehistoric settings.

Discover the world around us • Become acquainted with dinosaurs • Develop fine manual skills 15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

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8 DOUBLE-SIDED PUZZLES

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Linguistic intelligence Linguistic intelligence is typical of persons who utilize a rich and diversified vocabulary in a creative manner and express themselves clearly and pertinently, both orally and in writing. Capable of mastering new words, these individuals have an excellent propensity for listening; they know how to distinguish with ease between different linguistic registers and are used to reflecting on their speech.

Some children demonstrate this capacity already at the age of only a few months and, since verbal language is a very important means of communication, they are soon met with a certain recognition from adults.

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EN26968 - age 3-6 Writing Lab Montessori Learn to read and write in 3 ways Children put the word puzzles together in the little houses, write words using the moveable letters and then practice writing them with the erasable marker provided. The game is inspired by the Montessori three-period method.

Learn to write • Read words • Recognize the alphabet • Learn new words • Manual dexterity

24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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WITH MOVABLE LETTERS 13 13

EN20942 - age 3-6 Montessori Touch ABC A game for learning to read at the age of three Children touch the emery letters, associate the graphemes with the word and, thanks to the special self-correcting tokens, learn the alphabet, as well as recognizing longer and shorter words.

Recognize the alphabet • Read your first words • Promote tactile sensitivity • Develop manual abilities 24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

TACTILE LETTERS

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EN20959 - age 3-6 My first Words Assemble the animals and learn to read!

Put the self-correcting puzzle of the animals together and learn how to read and write your first words. In addition, you can animate the animal shapes by adding adhesive eyes.

First reading and writing experiences • Fine manual skills • Logical thinking • Recognize different animals 24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

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SELF-CORRECTING PUZZLES

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EN26883 - age 2-5 Montessori Flash Cards Tactile and Phonics Alphabet Read, touch and listen Learning to read and write is easy with these special tactile cards: children can pronounce the words, match the first letters of the words to the pictures, and then trace the emery letters with their finger.

Recognize the alphabet • Link pictures to phonemes • Read first words • Use sense of touch 12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

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EN26906 - age 3-6 Flash Cards Little Boards Read and Write My first reading and writing experiences

First experiences with reading and writing on these large whiteboards! On one side they see the phonemes and match them to the first letter of the word; on the other, they practice writing by tracing the words using the erasable marker.

Writing first words • Reading first words • Fine motor skills

12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

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18 STURDY WHITEBOARDS

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EN24636 - age 4-7 Syllables Factory Create fantastic creatures A laugh-out-loud way of learning to read words! Join the syllables to make the names of the animals pictured. Then, mix them all up to make a lot of fantastic new creatures, letting your imagination and creativity go wild.

Recognize the syllables • Read first words • Develop fine motor skills • Boost imagination • Creativity 25,3 x 18,8 x 5,5 cm

MAKE NEW WORDS!

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EN25145 - age 3-6 Read and Write Magnetic Lab

Read and write with magnetic letters and shapes!

With this game, children will learn to recognize the letters of the alphabet and read and write their first words. The guide contains lots of exercises to do with the magnets, the letters and the shapes.

Learning to recognize the alphabet • Learning to write • Reading the words • Expanding vocabulary • Developing dexterity 24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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EN22700 - age 1-3 Montessori Baby Flash Cards Listening to and pronouncing first words With special slotted shapes, these flashcards activate various sensory channels and, thanks to the Montessori method of the three periods, favor the listening and comprehension of the first words and of other concepts, in a natural and spontaneous way.

Listen and comprehend • Memorize and pronounce first words • First dictionary • Manual dexterity • Sort and recognize 12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

LARGE CARDS WITH SHAPED SUBJECTS 20 20

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MU27880 - age 2-5 Invent Fairy Tales

Identify, create and re-tell

Children discover fairy-tale classics and use the picture cards to mix up the characters and make up new stories of their own! The memory and sorting games offer even more fun.

Listen to and learn about fairy tales • Build narratives • Invent and tell stories • Sorting • Visual memory 15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

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IT21000 - age 4-8 Easy English 100 Words - The City My first city vocabulary A large puzzle with special tokens for learning English from a very young age. Made with resistant materials, this kit also contains more than 100 stickers that can be attached and removed. The dedicated app helps children to learn the correct pronunciation.

Acquire a correct pronunciation • Extend vocabulary • Develop fine manual skills

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

REMOVABLE STICKERS

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IT23158 - age 4-8 Easy English 100 Words - My House

Play and learn quickly with this effective method

A large puzzle with special tokens for learning words from an early age. Realised with resistant materials, this kit also contains more than 100 removable stickers. The dedicated app helps children to learn the correct pronunciation.

Read your first words • Have a correct pronunciation • Extend vocabulary • Develop fine manual skill 24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

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Bodily Kinesthetic intelligence Corporeal-Kinetic intelligence belongs as much to gymnasts and ballerinas as it does to football players and actors, but also to goldsmiths and artisans. That is, to whoever is capable of controlling and coordinating their own movements, of having great talent as a mimic, of using a rich body language, and of skilfully manipulating objects.

Generally, it is the intelligence of those who have an extensive mastery of their own bodies: it can be observed in children who have a good sense of balance and of bodily coordination and who show talent for manual activities, for the use of non-verbal languages, and for practicing sports.

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IT20188 - age 1-4 Tactile Animals Montessori A touch and feel game!

In addition to assembling six large two-piece puzzles, children can exercise their sensory perception by searching for tactile cards, each of which corresponds to a different animal.

Tactile sensitivity • Fine manual dexterity • Sensory coordination • First discoveries with animals

24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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6 LARGE TACTILE PUZZLES 25 25

MU23738 - age 1-4 Flash Cards Tactile Montessori Observe, touch, feel!

Is it prickly, rough, woolly or smooth? Touch the tactile tiles and link each texture to the matching image.

Play with sense of touch • Recognize surfaces • Classify objects • Expand vocabulary

12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

WITH DIDACTIC GUIDE INSIDE

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MU23592 - age 1-4 Tactile Puzzle Montessori A “touch and learn” game for children!

A farm puzzle with large pieces and lots of tactile areas to explore. Once they have completed the puzzle, children will love touching the special textured tiles.

Tactile sensitivity • Fine dexterity • Sensory coordination

28,5 x 25,5 x 6,1 cm

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LOTS OF TACTILE AREAS 27

IT20140 - age 2-4 Montessori My first Puzzle - The Farm Sensory coordination Children can put together the sturdy puzzle and have fun inserting the wooden animals in the correct spaces. Made using high-quality materials, the game is suitable for very small children.

Tactile sensitivity • Fine manual skills • Sensory development • Shape recognition

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

5 GIANT WOODEN SHAPES 28

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IT20133 - age 2-4 Montessori My first Puzzle - The Forest Sensory coordination Children can put together the sturdy puzzle and have fun inserting the wooden animals in the correct spaces. Made using high-quality materials, the game is suitable for very small children.

Tactile sensitivity • Fine manual skills • Sensory development • Shape recognition

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

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LARGE PUZZLE PIECES

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MU27873- age 4-8 Eco Art & Craft Fine motor skills and imagination!

Learn how to make things from the stuff we would normally throw away... A practical way of channeling your inner artist.

Recycle • Sense of touch • Manual dexterity • Handle multiple textures and materials • Create useful objects 18,6 x 25,5 x 5,5 cm

ECO-FRIENDLY CREATIVITY

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MU24704 - age 4-8 Make 3D Animals Montessori Create your animal collection and perfect your skills!

Detach the animal shapes and then reassemble them to make an animal that can be decorated with the stickers included.

Experiment by fitting the pieces together in different ways to make a collection of fantastic creatures!

Fine dexterity and creativity • Handle different materials • Match colors • Promote imagination

18,6 x 25,5 x 5,5 cm

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10 ANIMALS TO ASSEMBLE

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MU24056 - age 4-10 Collage Creations Montessori Snip, clip and create!

An original game to learn the art of collage and make drawings and decorations like a real artist.

Create pictures with different techniques • Manual dexterity • Handle multiple textures and materials • Mix colors 18,6 x 25,5 x 5,5 cm

LOTS OF CUT-OUT PATTERNS 32

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EN51852 - age 4-8 Theatre Acting School Put on your very first show!

Once upon a time there was a little mouse, but also a frog, a hare and a bull... Discover your favorite traditional fairy tales and bring them to life, imitating the characters and creating new scenes each time!

Acting • Bringing characters to life • Recognising expressions and emotions • Learning to act • Developing imagination 28,5 x 25,5 x 6,1 cm

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AESOP’S FABLES

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Spatial intelligence Spatial intelligence is typical of persons who perceive and memorize easily both simple and complex shapes, remember the exterior appearance of objects, and possess a good sense of orientation in space. Furthermore, a certain visual-spatial ability can be observed in their capacity to mentally picture things and situations even in the absence of visual stimulants.

This intelligence can be recognised in children who have a good memory for details, who create figurative compositions, and who soon become well oriented in new environments.

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MU24773 - age 5-12 Observaction Reflexes, concentration, logical thinking Spin the spinner and find the correct objects as quickly as possible! Observaction is a fascinating game that tests observation skills and the ability to think quickly. The game features different modes, allowing children and adults to play together.

Observation and visual memory • Concentration • Logical thinking and classification • Color Recognition 24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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120 OBJECT SHAPES

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MU23905 - age 2-5 Baby Memo My first memory game!

Colorful jumbo pieces to boost memory! With all the covered pieces the child should find the matching cards, fit them together and win the game.

Develop visual memory • Visual perception • Rule-following

15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

FIRST MEMORY GAME

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MU27859 - age 2-5 Flash Cards Colors Montessori A color spectrum for little ones!

Red, yellow, blue... Explore the full color spectrum, sort by individual color and by the varying shades within each one.

Color perception and recognition • Shade recognition and sorting • Link colors to objects in the real world 12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

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MONTESSORI METHOD

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IT21154 - age 4-8 Brain Trainer Puzzle So many fun exercises to train your mind!

A large puzzle to be assembled and a special erasable marker that writes and erases to provide a series of enjoyable exercises.

Helps children train their memory, observation, classification, and orientation skills.

Improve attention • Improve concentration • Develop manual skills • Exercise logic • Boost mental orientation skills 24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

ERASABLE MARKER

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IT21062 - age 3-6 Step by Step Drawing School Assemble the sequences and draw the animals!

An original kit for teaching children how to draw animals step by step. The game includes a special board and erasable marker for drawing, helping children develop their creative abilities.

Learn to draw • Develop fine manual skills and eyehand coordination • Stimulate artistic creativity • Recognise animals 24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

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STEP BY STEP LEARNING

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Logical Mathematical intelligence Logical-Mathematical intelligence is the inclination of individuals who make rapid calculations and who solve problems through inductive or deductive reasoning. It is typical of persons who work out strategies of «problem solving», who schematize reality, who have a talent for abstract concepts and who know how to apply concepts to general situations.

We can also observe logical-mathematical intelligence in children who are very good at mental calculation, who are capable of classifying objects and understanding the relations between things, and who can successfully express themselves in a synthetic manner.

MU23813 - age 1-3 Flash Cards Baby Logic Cute animals and their little ones!

Children can play with the cards in a variety of ways: connecting the animals to their little ones and to their favorite foods, then assembling the three colorful scenes: the farm, the savannah, and the forest!

Make connections • Learn to classify • Recognize animals and their habitats • Build vocabulary

12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

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MULTIPLE PLAY MODES

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IT20768 - age 2-5 Similar!

Match the three puzzles A truly original game of association! Observe the subjects well and associate those that resemble each other. You can regroup them according to the categories to which they belong: 3 insects, 3 cars, 3 fruits, and so on.

Develop logical thought using comparisons and finding relations between two or more objects

15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

36 ASSOCIATION SUBJECTS

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IT20751 - age 2-5 Logic!

A game for young children Have fun matching the happy and friendly animals with their little ones and the food they prefer. The self-corrective insertions will help you develop logical thought.

Develop logical thinking to make connections and form relationships • First naturalistic knowledge • Fine manual skills 15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

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SELFCORRECTING PIECES 43

IT21093 - age 3-6 123 Puzzle Numbers, quantities and sequences A large teaching abacus-puzzle for playing in various ways: vertically, children can associate the symbols from 1 to 9 with the respective quantities, while horizontally, they can arrange numbers and quantities in sequence.

Recognise numerical sign • Compare quantities • Associate numbers with quantities • Make the first number series 15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

ABACUS PUZZLE

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IT21109 - age 3-6 123 Montessori Touch Bingo A little market in which to learn numbers and quantities Thanks to the emery pieces and the progressive counters from 1 to 9, children can complete their own cards with numbers and quantities, learning to carry out their first calculations.

Recognise numbers • Compare quantities • Associate numbers with quantities • Learn to count • Recognise numerical sequences • Develop touch sensitivity 24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

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TACTILE NUMBERS AND QUANTITIES 45

IT21420 - age 5-10 Explore The Safari The scientific method for children Assemble the puzzle, then carefully observe the illustration and discover the subjects in the savannah. Like a real scientist, note the individual discoveries on your observation cards. In addition, you can observe what cannot be seen by the naked eye with the magic torch!

Scientific method • Visual method • Become familiar with a natural environment • Classification • Fine manual skills 24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

MAGIC LIGHT TORCH

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IT22311 - age 5-10 Explore The Sea Life The scientific method for children After assembling the puzzle, carefully observe the illustration and discover all the subjects in the sea. Then note the individual discoveries in your notebooks, just like a real scientist would do. Thanks to the magic torch, you can also observe what is invisible to the naked eye.

Scientific method • Visual method • Become familiar with a natural environment • Classification • Fine manual skills 24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

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OBSERVE AND DISCOVER

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Naturalistic intelligence Naturalistic intelligence is manifested in a particular sensitivity toward nature, the environment, and human beings. This sensitivity leads to recognizing and classifying in detail the diversity of the world around us.

Scientists, obviously, are gifted in this, but so are several members of that primitive tribe who have the ability to distinguish numerous aspects and indications offered by the nature that surrounds them. Children endowed with this intelligence show particular interest in natural phenomena, animals, and plants.

EN22786 - age 5-10 What Time is it?

The clock and my day Time: it’s 4 o’clock, four in the afternoon and time to play this fun bingo game. Featuring actions and the days of the week, children can practice reading and talking about the time in hours and minutes using analog clocks, digital clocks, and other conventional ways!

Digital and analog time • Days and the week • Recurring events and time concepts • Socialization and following rules • Memory 28,5 x 25,5 x 6,1 cm

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54 BINGO PIECES

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MU27033 - age 3-6 Before and After Play around with time!

Put things into the correct chronological order... if you get it right, you will bring a smile to everyone’s face! Additional fun is provided by the bingo game and the stories that can be invented with friends.

Learn to connect time (before, after, finally) • Discuss events in the past, present and future • Logical thought • Interact with others 18,8 x 18,8 x 6,1 cm

27 SEQUENCE CARDS

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MU23608 - age 2-5 Play Farm Montessori Your first farm facts!

Who sleeps in the cowshed? What’s growing in the garden?

Where’s the wheat stored? Have fun learning lots of new things on the farm, in the company of the animals and people living there!

Learning about farms • Recognising animals • Identifying jobs • Understanding where things come from 24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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MONTESSORI METHOD

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EN29822 - age 6-10 Dinosaurs under the X-Ray An observation game with a magic torch Reconstruct the environment of the Mesozoic age and discover the skeletons of the giants from the past using the special UV torch, just like in a real natural history museum. Then, challenge your friends with 40 cards of the most well-known dinosaurs!

Getting to know and classifying dinosaurs • Learning about the evolution of the dinosaurs and their extinction • Tracking a time line of the age of the dinosaurs • Following rules 24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

40 CARDS AND 20 MISSIONS

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EN22762 - age 6-10 The Human Body under X-Ray Skeleton, systems, functions and vital organs!

Assemble the large puzzle and learn about the fascinating features of the human body. You can also complete missions and observe what can’t be seen with the naked eye using the magic torch!

The human body • Vital functions and organs • Organs and systems • Observation and the scientific method • Visual memory • Attention and concentration 24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

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MAGIC LIGHT TORCH

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POP23691 Cardboard Display H 188 cm, L 68 cm, P 35 cm

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POP22588 Wooden Shop Display House H 188 cm, L 68 cm, P 35 cm

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IT20836 – Page 5 Montessori My Little House

24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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EN24650 – Page 6 Montessori Flash Cards Emotions and Actions

12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

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EN22823 – Page 7 How We Are Made Montessori

24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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MU22847 – Page 8 Animal Lotto

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EN26883 – Page 16 Montessori Flash Cards Tactile and Phonics Alphabet

12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

28,5 x 25,5 x 6,1 cm

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EN22700 – Page 20 Montessori Baby Flash Cards

IT22243 – Page 11 Puzzle 8+1 Dino

15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

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IT20188 – Page 25 Tactile Animals Montessori

24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

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MU23738 – Page 26 Flash Cards Tactile Montessori

12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

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28,5 x 25,5 x 6,1 cm

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IT20140 – Page 28 Montessori First Puzzle the Farm

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

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IT20133 – Page 29 Montessori First Puzzle the Forest

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

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MU27873 – Page 30 Eco Art & Craft

MU27880 – Page 21 Invent Fairy Tales

EN26968 – Page 13 Writing Lab Montessori

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

MU23592 – Page 27 Tactile Puzzle Montessori

EN25145 – Page 19 Read and Write Magnetic Lab

IT20867 – Page 10 Puzzle 8+1 Farm

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IT23158 – Page 23 Easy English 100 Words My House

EN20959 – Page 15 My First Words

EN24636 – Page 18 Syllables Factory

MU26258 – Page 9 World Tour

24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

EN26906 – Page 17 Flash Cards Little Boards Read and Write

24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

IT21000 – Page 22 Easy English 100 Words the City

EN20942 – Page 14 Montessori Touch Abc

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18,6 x 25,5 x 5,5 cm

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MU24704 – Page 31 Make 3D Animals

18,6 x 25,5 x 5,5 cm

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MU24056 – Page 32 Collage Creation Montessori

18,6 x 25,5 x 5,5 cm

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EN51852 – Page 33 Theatre Acting School

28,5 x 25,5 x 6,1 cm

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IT21154 – Page 38 Brain Trainer Puzzle

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

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EN22762 – Page 53 The Human Body Under X-Ray

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EN22786 – Page 49 What Time Is It

28,5 x 25,5 x 6,1 cm

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EN29822 – Page 52 Dinosaurs Under the X-Ray

IT21420 – Page 46 Explore the Safari

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

18,8 x 18,8 x 6,1 cm

MU23608 – Page 51 Play Farm Montessori

IT22311 – Page 47 Explore the Sea Life

IT21062 – Page 39 Step by Step Drawing School

24,5 x 20,5 x 5,5 cm

IT20768 – Page 42 Similar!

IT21109 – Page 45 123 Montessori Touch Bingo

MU27859 – Page 37 Flash Cards Colors Montessori

12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

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IT21093 – Page 44 123 Puzzle

MU23905 – Page 36 Baby Memo

15,4 x 20,5 x 4,6 cm

12,2 x 17,2 x 4,0 cm

IT20751 – Page 43 Logic

MU24773 – Page 35 Observaction

24,5 x 20,5 x 6,9 cm

MU27033 – Page 50 Before and After

MU23813 – Page 41 Flash Cards Baby Logic

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