Djeco Educational game Criterio sorting and matching safari animals 3 - 6 years cardboard

The Criterio educational game from Djeco is a matching game designed to help little ones understand the concepts of sorting and association. The child chooses an animal and finds the three criteria that match it: shape, color, and size. It is a fun activity through which little ones learn about categories using safari animals, an engaging theme that keeps them involved throughout the game.

Designed for a single player, Criterio falls into the category of sorting and association games, making it an essential activity for preschoolers. The child works independently, practices attention to detail, and learns to recognize the differences between shapes, colors, and sizes. The clear structure of the game makes it suitable both for play at home and for activities organized in kindergarten.

A great advantage of this game is the answer-checking system: the solutions are readily available, and the child simply has to flip the card to see if they have solved it correctly. This autonomy encourages them to try again without the help of an adult and increases their confidence in their own choices. The great variety of content and shapes keeps interest alive from one game to the next.

The set contains 48 shape cards, a game board, 11 shape tokens in three different variations, and the game rules. All pieces are made of paper and cardboard. The game is recommended for children aged between 3 and 6 and is produced by Djeco, a manufacturer known for its educational toys. For additional assistance, the Criterio educational game manual can be downloaded separately.

Frequently asked questions

What age is the game suitable for? The Criterio game is recommended for children between 3 and 6 years old.

What criteria does the child learn to recognize? The child chooses an animal and finds the three criteria that match it: shape, color, and size.

How many pieces does the set contain? The set contains 48 shape cards, a game board, 11 shape tokens in three different variations, and the game rules.

What material is the game made of? The game is made of paper and cardboard.