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BIGEYE Sorting
Sorting objects by color may seem so simple that nothing could be learned by doing it. In fact, young children's brain develop a sense of order by practicing such classifications. By separating red from blue, the child develops the ability to differentiate objects based on observable characteristics. By trial and error the child also learns to distinguish between small, medium and large pieces. Finally, the child will practice special reasoning as he/she fits the triangular pieces back together-or into a new shape all together!

The little pieces are cute and attractive to young children. Research shows that young children focus on eyes more than any other object in a room, hence BIGEYE's success with children.

BIGEYE Roller Puzzle
This is a solution-less puzzle for small children aged 2+ years old. The cute BIGEYE character gets their attention with the contrast of its big eyes. The bright colors peek their interest. When they discover that the colors move, then the fun begins. The activity is soothing and stimulating, and helps to develop their hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills.

In addition, the color in each row is composed of the primary colors and secondary colors, with the secondary color between each couple of primary colors. This can be used in combination with a painting exercise to show them about mixing colors.

BIGEYE Texturematch
When children are around age 2 or 3, on the cusp of transition out of the Sensori-motor stage (Piaget), they practically see with their hands. That is by feeling objects, they learn about it's characteristics. This game provides structure to their explorations-and a lot of fun, too! With their eyes closed, can they find the right pair (the brother or sister, or the friend) for each BIGEYE figure?

BIGEYE Colormix
These simple puzzles imply the mixture of primary colors to make secondary colors. This set is composed of 6 sets of puzzles (3 pieces each) and it is for children aged 3+ years old. This is a great toy to pair with a painting activity-a must for every art room.

BIGEYE Geomatch
This set of 6 pairs of geometric shapes help children to differentiate shapes and color. Using both their tactorial and visual senses, they fit the pieces together. To begin developing the fine motor skills of their hands, they can trace the shapes both on the insides and the outsides.

Stacking Tree
Recommended for children aged 3+ years old, who need stimulation of their cerebral cortex by ordering objects in a rational way. By trial and error the children will discover the right order of the rings, and then this can be a first lesson in patterns, as the rings are red-yellow-red-yellow, which is visually pleasing. This is a great Christmas-time toy so the child can have his/her own Christmas-tree.

BIGEYE Pals
Children aged 3+ can stack the cute BIGEYE pals so that they fit, learning patience and laying the groundwork for basic logical-reasoning thinking patterns.

Gradation Cylinder
It is the challenging game for children over 6 years old (Piaget's stage of pre-formal operations). The goal is to make a cylinder. Each piece has to be in the right place so that the colors gradually transform from the yellow and red core to the green and blue shell.

Starfish and the Gang
This is an excellent exercise toy for infants 1+ who strengthen their little hands by squeezing and manipulating the wooden beads inside Starfish and his friends, Fish and Octopus. This is also a great dramatic toy for children to play and develop their social intelligence.

Graduational Cubes
This set of natural rubber wood cubes ranges from 1cm³ to 10cm³ in sizes. This set will help prepare the child for mathematical concepts in the decimal, geometry and volume systems.

Graduational Stair
Each of these hard wooden blocks differs in width but not in length. Like Gradational Cubes this set helps to introduce not only mathematical concepts, but mathematical thinking. At the same time children will have fun playing and building with these blocks.

Geometric Solid Shape
This set of rubber wood geometric shapes have a common dimension which allows students to observe the relationships between area, volume, shape, form, size and pattern. Each of these 14 single solid color blocks helps children recognize shape formations, dimension and geometric names. Children find the shapes very stimulating while the smoothness of their surfaces is soothing to the touch.

Balance Beam
Children learn about value of numbers and weight at the same time by discovering at their own pace. Each block has a weight corresponding to its number value (2 is heavier than 1 and so on). The highly interactive nature of this game is thrilling for children, as are the many discoveries that they make.

BIGEYE Fraction
The bright colors and attractive BIGEYE design makes learning fractions more appealing to young children, from pre-school to early grades.

Challenging Puzzle
This is a multi-level puzzle: goals of various difficulty are available depending upon the child's age or level of skill and patience. Helping to develop the child's problem solving and logical thinking patterns, this spatial puzzle can also help develop creativity and imagination when children use the blocks to make any shapes they wish.

Balancing Bee
Making the laws of physics accessible to even the smallest of children is the mission of Balancing Bee. Balance his wings alone, or make it a game between two players.

My Pals- Butterfly
This is a simple puzzle game and a standard toy for children ages 2-4. At this age differentiating between size, shape, and color, and seeing how the parts fit together to make the whole help children to move into the explosive period of discoveries of the next developmental stage.

My Unit Block
There are 70 pieces of different shapes contained in this unit block set: cube, pillar, column, arc, triangle and quarter circle. In order to enhance children's creativity and fun, we added 30 more character blocks: car, people, dog, motorcycle, etc. Dramatic play and free building are central aspects of many pedagogies for small children. Focusing on the small details for long periods of building helps small children (especially boys) to have more concentration and to learn to stay on task.

Counting Lovebug
A comforting soft leaf with 10 little ladybirds (lagybugs) each with a number value. This toy provides multiple access points to learn counting: by counting the dots, looking at the numeral, or by counting.

Counting Lovebird
In addition to providing multiple access points to learn and practice counting, this toy teaches responsibility and caring for others. It is essential to the timeless educational approach of paring stories with lessons.

Color and Number Dominoes
Very young children can learn to play dominoes with colors, and then enjoy hours of enjoyment occupied with dominoes with numbers when they are older. At both stages, this game teaches logical thinking, in which children have to generate possible outcomes and their responses-the basics of strategic thought.

Fraction Puzzles
This set will help teach the concept of wholes, halves, thirds and quarters of geometric shapes. Children will have fun understand and learning fractions with this puzzle set. It is a simple presentation of fractions that is appropriate for any age group.

BIGEYE Dressing Frame
Simple life skills are too often forgotten in early childhood curricula. In this toy, there are 7 different types of dressing; zipper, lacing, snap, bow-tie, button, hook and belt. Highly recommended to use in school and home to help children to practice by playing, especially for small children aged 2+ years. Good habits start with good playing.

Flora Sort
Children aged 3+ can be engaged with color, sorting and science concepts by sorting the right dirt for each flower. It is an proactive and authentic feeling activity which makes sense in the logical schema of children.

Sky Memo Game
A new version of the classic memory game whose pieces make it more appropriate for young children. By exercising their memory capacity children prepare the neural networks necessary for every kind of mental activity.

Triangle Domino
Even young children can enjoy and benefit from the strategic thrill of dominoes. Not only are the pieces matched together by color instead of number, but the triangular pieces fit together and add excitement by the twists and turns of the game.

BIGEYE IGEL Memo Game
Adding a third dimension to the classic memory game increases the spatial thinking necessary for success. Another great thing about this game is that it stores neatly without a box and can even be used as decoration.

Balancing Game
Incorporating physics, concentration, strategy and competition in one challenging game of balancing.

BIGEYE Chickee
For young children it is fun enough just to make the BIGEYE Chickee swing back and forth. Then when the challenge of making the Chickee still by balancing it is added, this toy becomes a perfect instrument for developing concentration and also learning about the basic physics of balancing.

Rocking Xylophone
This xylophone pairs physical momentum with the motion of the music. The swinging of the instrument sets the rhythm for the child. For some children who might be less inclined to "get into" music, or for those who are musically intelligent, Rocking Xylophone makes music come alive.