Puzzles

Description: This is one toy that would arouse a child's curious mind. 3 puzzle shapes fit in to the sorter. Slide a geometric shape into the corresponding cylinder and each shape will make a unique sound as it slides through the tube. Kids will fight over it because they would love to hear the sounds as the correct shapes slid down the see-through tubes. It also has three other shapes and colors sliding up and down for counting. It helps develop cognitive skills, counting, sound, and hand and eye coordination for ages 1 ½ years and over. Includes 1 sorter and 3 pieces shapes. Made of the highest quality materials.
Age: 1 ½ +

Exploration of design and structures
Description: Players use the 18 enclosed precision-cut blocks to construct three-dimensional structures corresponding to models in the challenge booklet: it contains 50 illustrations, ranging from simple shapes, requiring only a few blocks to complex ones. As players develop stronger notions of perspective and geometric concepts, the challenges become more demanding. A simple color code allows players to easily track their progress. Architecto appeals to children and adults alike by its captivating puzzles and the exciting but educational experience it procures.
Players take pleasure constructing 3D models based on illustrations in perspective. As players progress, the models become more complex, thereby developing intuitive understanding of 3D forms, geometry and spatial vision. Creative free form play with the Architect precision blocks further stimulates imagination.
Age: 6+
Number of players: one
Awards: Triple star award by CTTC

A game of spatial logic
Description: Provided with two-dimensional illustrations of a horizontal view of geometric shapes, players build three dimensional structures that conform to the image. Though initial challenges are simple, a profound understanding of perspective, depth and geometric forms are gradually implemented, eventually resulting in challenging puzzles to solve. A simple color code helps the player track progress. Cliko is brings a fun, fresh and fascinating new way of exploring and understanding fundamental concepts of geometry to your home, and will captivate logic-game enthusiasts of all ages.
An exquisite game of spatial logic where players attempt to reconstruct 3D models based on 2D images. Logical analysis is brought into play in this fun game as players progress trying to resolve the more advanced challenges. This ingenious game is for players, 6 years and over, who enjoy sophisticated puzzles. It is recommended that this game be played as the last of the line.
Age: 6+
Number of players: one
Awards: Triple star award by CTTC

Description: Use these challenging puzzles to help develop children's sequencing skills, logical thinking skills, eye-hand coordination, and motor skills. Each puzzle has 4-5 layers and includes 20 brightly colored pieces. Durable wood is washable.
Age: 4+

Description: Use these challenging puzzles to help develop children's sequencing skills, logical thinking skills, eye-hand coordination, and motor skills. Each puzzle has 4-5 layers and includes 20 brightly colored pieces. Durable wood is washable.
Age: 4+

Description: The two beautiful cats makes it easier for a child to comprehend the concept of putting the puzzle together. Puzzle is made in Norway.
Size: Has 10 colorful pieces and measures 11” x 7”.
Age: 3 +

Description: The two playful dogs makes it easier for a child to comprehend the concept of putting the puzzle together. Puzzle is made in Norway.
Size: Has 10 colorful pieces and measures 11” x 7”.
Age: 3 +

Description: These two beautiful exotic birds in the jungle are perfect for a child to comprehend the concept of putting puzzles together. Puzzle is made in Norway.
Size: Has 30 colorful pieces and measures 11” x 7”.
Age: 3 +

Description: This chunky 6 pieces Puppy puzzle is perfect for teaching a child dexterity as well as cognitive skills at an early stage. Puzzle is made in Norway.
Size: Has 107 colorful pieces and measures 7” x 5”.
Age: 2 +

Description: Do you know why the same side of the Moon always faces us? Because it takes it the same time to rotate on its axis as it does to orbit the Earth. How so? Children will learn the names of the mountains, valleys and areas of the moon. Locations of a few places where spacecrafts have landed are marked. Along the bottom is a depiction of the phases of the moon and some moon facts. This is an educational puzzle toy a growing astronomer can do hands-on learning.
Size: Has 70 pieces and measures 11” x 14 ¼”.
Age: 8 +