Sequencing Cards – The Garden
12,40 € (VAT not included)
A temporal sequencing game for observing, thinking, ordering, and explaining
Janod’s Garden sequencing cards are an ideal educational game for helping children learn to sequence events in time in a visual and simple way.
- Includes 40 cards with 10 sequences of 4 steps each
- Garden and nature theme, very appealing for visual learning
- Includes a wooden board for organizing the scenes and a self-correction system to encourage independent work
- Helps develop temporal sequencing, attention, observation, and reasoning skills
- It also helps develop oral expression by encouraging children to explain what happens in each scene
It is recommended for children aged 3 and up, as its images and gameplay are tailored to young children.
| Weight | 0,306 kg |
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| Dimensions | 3,5 × 24 × 14 cm |
| Brand | Janod |
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A sequencing game for learning and explaining step by step
Sometimes, a simple resource is the best way to help a child understand how things happen step by step. And here’s one of the key aspects of this game: it not only entertains, but also helps build an important foundation for thinking, language, and understanding the world around them.
The Janod Garden Sequencing Cards are designed to help children discover the chronology of different nature-related actions in a clear and hands-on way. Thanks to their illustrations and game-like format, children learn to observe, think, order, and explain what is happening in each scene.
An educational game for practicing temporal sequencing:
This material presents 10 different actions divided into 4 stages, so that the child must arrange the images in the correct order. This helps the child understand everyday and natural processes, such as how a plant grows or how a butterfly develops.
Working on sequencing is very important because it helps children understand the concepts of “before”, “during” and “after,” which form a very useful foundation for academic learning, thought organisation, and language development.
What are the benefits of working and playing with sequencing cards?
They are a very useful resource for supporting children’s development in a playful way. They help improve attention, observation, logic, reflection, and the ability to make connections between images. In addition, they are particularly effective for enhancing oral language skills, as they encourage children to explain in their own words what is happening and in what order.
They also help develop important foundational skills for verbal and narrative comprehension, as children learn to organize information in a coherent way.
The child observes the illustrations and places them on the board in the correct order for each action. They can play alone, using the self-correction system to check if they’ve done it right, or with an adult, who can guide them with simple questions and encourage them to explain the scene in their own words. In this way, the game becomes a well-rounded activity for learning, conversation, and reasoning.
This educational game includes 40 illustrated cards, organized into 10 sequences of 4 stages, as well as a wooden board that makes it easy to arrange the images in order. It is made of FSC-certified wood and cardboard and was developed in collaboration with a teacher, which reinforces its educational value.
Sequencing cards are a great option for young children who are beginning to work on temporal organization, scene comprehension, and verbal expression. They are also useful in educational settings, at home, or during intervention sessions aimed at reinforcing sequencing, attention, and visual reasoning.
It is recommended for children aged 3 and up, as its images and gameplay are tailored to young children.
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The Sequencing Cards – The Garden set has 40 cards with 10 four-step stories to put in order and retell. The wooden observation tower, from 18 months, has a two-step stool that builds independence and includes a blackboard with 2 chalks and an eraser.Why buy Janod at Logopedicum?
We pick the Janod games that fit language, reading, writing and attention work, so you can order them with the rest of your clinic materials in one go.
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https://logopedicum.com/en/product/sequencing-cards-the-garden/373245 Sequencing Cards - The Garden
A sequencing game for learning and explaining step by step
Sometimes, a simple resource is the best way to help a child understand how things happen step by step. And here’s one of the key aspects of this game: it not only entertains, but also helps build an important foundation for thinking, language, and understanding the world around them.
The Janod Garden Sequencing Cards are designed to help children discover the chronology of different nature-related actions in a clear and hands-on way. Thanks to their illustrations and game-like format, children learn to observe, think, order, and explain what is happening in each scene.
An educational game for practicing temporal sequencing:
This material presents 10 different actions divided into 4 stages, so that the child must arrange the images in the correct order. This helps the child understand everyday and natural processes, such as how a plant grows or how a butterfly develops.
Working on sequencing is very important because it helps children understand the concepts of "before", "during" and "after," which form a very useful foundation for academic learning, thought organisation, and language development.
What are the benefits of working and playing with sequencing cards?
They are a very useful resource for supporting children’s development in a playful way. They help improve attention, observation, logic, reflection, and the ability to make connections between images. In addition, they are particularly effective for enhancing oral language skills, as they encourage children to explain in their own words what is happening and in what order.
They also help develop important foundational skills for verbal and narrative comprehension, as children learn to organize information in a coherent way.
The child observes the illustrations and places them on the board in the correct order for each action. They can play alone, using the self-correction system to check if they’ve done it right, or with an adult, who can guide them with simple questions and encourage them to explain the scene in their own words. In this way, the game becomes a well-rounded activity for learning, conversation, and reasoning.
This educational game includes 40 illustrated cards, organized into 10 sequences of 4 stages, as well as a wooden board that makes it easy to arrange the images in order. It is made of FSC-certified wood and cardboard and was developed in collaboration with a teacher, which reinforces its educational value.
Sequencing cards are a great option for young children who are beginning to work on temporal organization, scene comprehension, and verbal expression. They are also useful in educational settings, at home, or during intervention sessions aimed at reinforcing sequencing, attention, and visual reasoning.
It is recommended for children aged 3 and up, as its images and gameplay are tailored to young children.
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