Educational game domino consists of 20 cards packed in a wooden box. Animals in pairs are printed on the cards. By laying out colorful domino cards, the child learns about animals, birds and insects.
The game develops voluntary attention, the child memory. It forms skills of following game rules, teaches game communication, partnership. It expands and enriches vocabulary.
Children can play together, threesome, foursome. It may be played by the traditional rules, but you can also come up with your own ones. Thus, the lesson time becomes even more interesting.

Educational game domino consists of 20 plywood cards packed in a wooden box. Each card has 2 images: the image on the left depicts objects familiar to children; the picture on the right shows silhouettes, shadows of objects. The color of the shadows is black. The objects are oppositely depicted in 3 bright and rich colors. The game prepares children for perception of schemes, symbols, drawings. The game develops voluntary attention, the child memory. It forms skills of following game rules, teaches game communication, partnership. It expands and enriches vocabulary.
Children can play together, threesome, foursome. It may be played by the traditional rules, but you can also come up with your own ones. Thus, the lesson time becomes even more interesting.

Educational tile-based game dominoes consist of 20 cards portraying objects and phenomena as well as a boy showing one of the senses: eyes, ears, mouth, nose. Tell the baby how to connect cards together: sniffing nose near a flower because people smell flowers with a nose; a book near the image of boy pointing at eyes because people read books with eyes. Suggest acting out the images to better understand feelings and perceptions. “Senses” domino will help the child to develop not only logical thinking, attention and memory, practical development skills and knowledge of the world, but also descriptive speech, vocabulary – all in a playful and fun way.

Educational tile-based game dominoes consist of 20 cards portraying objects and phenomena as well as a boy showing one of the senses: eyes, ears, mouth, nose. Tell the baby how to connect cards together: sniffing nose near a flower because people smell flowers with a nose; a book near the image of boy pointing at eyes because people read books with eyes. Suggest acting out the images to better understand feelings and perceptions. “Senses” domino will help the child to develop not only logical thinking, attention and memory, practical development skills and knowledge of the world, but also descriptive speech, vocabulary – all in a playful and fun way.

Educational tile-based game domino consist of cards with 2 colorful images on each one. Domino cards are matched to each other based on certain associative relationships. Help the child understand the reason the cards are interconnected. For example, an umbrella to the cloud because it is raining from the clouds, a glove next to the hand etc. When the child learns to make associative chains, invite him to make up a story based on what is portrayed on the cards. Domino helps the development of associative and causal thinking, figurative memory and coherent speech. While playing with friends, your child will be able to feel the spirit of competition and drive.