Janod - Garden Sequencing Game

Acquiring a sense of chronology is an important stage of learning in pre-school education. From the first stage, children begin to familiarise themselves with sequences that they will have to learn to put in the correct order.

To work on logic in a fun way, the child should observe the 4 cards of a scene and put them in the correct order. There are 10 different scenes to reconstruct! This game develops reasoning and attention, as well as enriching children's vocabulary and their knowledge of nature. How does a seed turn into a flower? How does a butterfly form?

The wooden stand is very clever: coloured dots allow you to check if the card is in the correct place, allowing the child to play completely autonomously. In a two-person activity context, you can accompany your child in learning, letting them place the cards on the stand and then explaining the unfolding of the scene.

An explanatory leaflet allows for the best use of this game for children in the first, second, and third stages of pre-school education. This game is part of Janod's pedagogical range, developed in collaboration with a primary school teacher, to best match the learning and curricula of each level. It is made of FSC® certified wood and cardboard.