Veritech

The Crock family loves to garden, go camping, build a house, visit a cave and much more. These fun adventures are used as a pretext to enrich one's basic word list (tools, musical instruments, etc.), for the visual discrimination of shapes, details and letters, and for the combination of picture-word. Age: 4 to 6.

A scatty character invites children to replace the missing letters in various words: body parts, skeleton, internal organs, food, clothing and sports articles. Practises visual memory and deciphering words, enriches vocabulary and encourages discussions of the themes presented. Age: 7 to 9.

Because of this marvellous rainbow, the child familiarizes himself with letters and smoothly practises the discrimination of details, the visual memory and the orientation in space as a means of getting ready for reading. Age: 4 to 6.

Now that we're bigger, nothing frightens us anymore: neither adding and subtracting with three numbers, nor sequences of operations with and without brackets, and surely not decimals and fractions. But… horrible creatures on a thunderstorm evening… Age: 9 to 12.

3D, a perceptive spy, needs help to complete number series, multiplications, additions and subtractions using three or four numbers, read numbers' name and much more. Age: 8 to 10.

One day, I grew wings, green hair, spike-like canine teeth… How does one notice, in proper order, the elements added or removed? What fun to observe intricacies and follow the chronological order of events! Age: 6 to 8.

Colourful scenes swarming with details to count. Look closely… there are cows in every corner! To familiarize oneself with the concept of quantity (from 1 to 12), practise pinpointing details, learn new words and have fun telling whimsy stories. Age: 5 to 7. In French.

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Young animals, foods, felines, monkeys, calls, defence mechanisms, expressions, diets and much more. A wealth of information to read over and over again, on a topic most popular with children. In French. Age: 8 +. In French.

All about me booklet series - One of six booklets designed to teach the preschooler basic concepts by illustrating themes based on the child's daily experiences: their house, friends, meals, clothes… At play, the child learns to observe shapes and colours so as to compare and combine them. They practice exercises that foster learning body parts and spatial organization, visual discrimination, logic, etc. Must be used with the Veritech case (see 4040143, sold separately).

Available in French only.