Are you looking for an effective colour sorting game to introduce colours or strengthen knowledge of the basic rainbow colours?

This bright wooden mosaic is a great colour sorting game for little kids. Two characters, Flower and Butterfly, spark cognitive curiosity of your child right away. They are strong learning tools to teach how to differentiate colours and recognise patterns with round matching chips, promote spatial thinking, fine motor skills and test memory abilities. Eco-friendly plywood and paints provide safe play for the littles ones.

Educational benefits of the mosaic toy:

The multifunctional colour sorting game allows to increase difficulty over time, thereby diversifying activities and sustaining interest:

Introductory stage. Offer just 1 sorting board at a time. Sort.
Next step. Offer both Flower and Butterfly boards at once with a pile of all plywood colourful chips. Sort.
Memory game. Indeed, you can. 😉 Choose 1 board. select 3 pairs of the same colour and 1 odd colour (different from the pairs).Use the unpainted surface of the board. Then insert the chips randomly, facing the colours down. The objective is to collect the most pairs of chips. It is suitable for 1 player or for 2 players.

On each turn, a player turns over any two chips (one at a time) and keeps them if the chips match (for instance, two reds). When a player turns over two chips that do not match, those chips are turned face down again (in the same position) and it becomes the next player’s turn. The trick is to remember which chips are where. The person with the most pairs at the end of the game wins. Short but simple to grasp the first strategy of a memory game!

Pattern recognition. The time has come to use the task cards. Each card shows a random set of coloured chips on boards. The exercise is to reconstruct the patterns shown on the cards.

Between the age 2 and 3 years, children require high-quality colour recognition games (not shades or tones yet). NeuroToys, child neuropsychologists and psychologists highly recommend such sorting games for pre-schoolers, like this beautiful colourful mosaic.

Early age recommendation: 2-3 years (simple colour sorting under strict supervision of grown-ups due to chocking hazards).
Age: 3 years (all activities)
The set includes: 1 x plywood storage box, 2 x mosaic boards, 2 x sets with 16 coloured round chips and task cards
Size: 195 x 160 x 30 mm