Djeco Batonnix wooden educational game, sorting and matching for ages 4-8

The Batonnix educational game from Djeco is a creative game for reproducing and creating images, designed to help little ones begin learning about length and units of measurement. By manipulating the wooden sticks and comparing them with the illustrated images, the child is introduced to mathematics through a hands-on, concrete, and fun game.

It is a simple and fun game to start learning about more complex concepts of measurements and distances. The child reproduces the images from the large cards using the wooden sticks, then verifies the result themselves using the solution cards. This self-correction with included solutions gives the child independence and the confidence to work at their own pace.

The difficulty level increases, allowing the child to progress gradually from simple exercises to more advanced challenges. The box contains 20 wooden sticks, 18 large double-sided illustrated cards, 36 double-sided illustrated solution cards, and the rules of the game, offering numerous combinations to solve.

Batonnix is a single-player game, suitable as an individual activity at home or in kindergarten. It is made of wood, paper, and cardboard. The manufacturer is Djeco, and the recommended age is 4-8 years, making it suitable for children who are discovering the notions of measuring and comparing.

Frequently asked questions

What is the recommended age for this game? The Batonnix educational game is recommended for children aged 4 to 8 years.

How does the child learn to self-correct? The game includes 36 double-sided illustrated solution cards, so the child can verify the result they achieved on their own.

What material is it made of? Batonnix is made of wood, paper, and cardboard.

How many pieces does the box contain? The box contains 20 wooden sticks, 18 large double-sided illustrated cards, 36 solution cards, and the game rules.