Algorithm Game – Frogs
14,45 € (VAT not included)
Algorithm game with frogs for learning colour sequences
The Algorithm Game – Wooden Frogs is an ideal educational resource for young children to begin working on logical sequences, visual discrimination, and color identification in a hands-on and fun way. The game centers on Froggy, a gluttonous frog who needs to organize his colorful flies properly to enjoy a varied meal.
- Educational algorithm game for learning to follow and reproduce logical sequences
- It helps children recognize colors and develop visual attention
- Includes 2 game modes: single-player and co-op
- Includes 1 wooden frog, 1 tongue divided into 3 pieces, 36 colored flies, and 12 model cards
- Helps develop logical reasoning, observation skills, and concentration
- FSC-certified wood and cardboard
It is recommended for children aged 3 and up, as its pieces and gameplay are designed for young children who are just beginning to learn about colors and sequences.
| Weight | 0,420 kg |
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| Dimensions | 5 × 21 × 14 cm |
| Brand | Janod |
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Description
A Game of Sequences, Algorithms, and Colors for Young Children
Are you looking for a game to help young children practice algorithms and color sequences without it becoming boring? That’s where Froggy comes in as the perfect ally. This game from Janod turns a basic—yet very important—learning concept into a visual, hands-on activity that’s easy to understand from an early age.
The Algorithm Game – Frogs by Janod is an educational game designed to help children learn to recognize colors, identify patterns, and reproduce logical sequences. The entire game revolves around correctly placing the colored flies on the frog’s tongue, following the patterns shown on the cards.
Thanks to its hands-on format, children don’t just observe—they act, experiment, correct their mistakes, and try again. This makes learning much more natural and motivating.
Benefits of this algorithm game for children:
This game is very useful for developing skills that are key to early learning. It helps improve attention, visual memory, observation skills, and logical thinking. In addition, because children have to place the tokens on the frog’s tongue, it also promotes fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
This is a very interesting activity for both home and the classroom, as it allows you to guide children through their first steps with logical sequences in a concrete and easy-to-understand way.
Ways to play:
The game can be played in two ways. First, it includes a solo mode in which the child must look at a card and correctly reproduce the sequence of colors. Second, it offers a two-player activity, ideal for playing with an adult, reinforcing learning, and putting into words what the child is doing.
This dual-purpose feature makes the material versatile and well-suited for different play and learning situations.
How is it used?
The child should place the colored flies on Froggy’s tongue in the order shown on the model cards. They can do this independently or with the help of an adult, who supports and guides them as they identify the colors and understand the logic behind the sequence. It’s a simple and highly visual way to introduce algorithms to young children, respecting their pace and keeping them engaged throughout the activity.
This game consists of a wooden frog, a tongue divided into three pieces that fit together, 36 flies on colored tokens, and 12 cards with patterns to replicate. It is made of FSC-certified wood and cardboard and was developed in collaboration with a teacher. It is recommended for children aged 3 and up.
It stands out because it effectively combines learning and play, with clear, visual, and easy-to-apply game mechanics. It’s perfect for introducing logical color sequences in an engaging way, with a hands-on tool that encourages participation right from the start.
In addition, its thoughtful design and high-quality materials make it a durable resource, ideal for children who are beginning to develop their logic, sequencing, and attention skills.
It is recommended for children aged 3 and up, as its pieces and gameplay are designed for young children who are just beginning to learn about colors and sequences.
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