L'atelier gigogne DES OUTILS POUR GRANDIR My Lovely Week

• This cute weekly planner allows parents to accompany their child in learning the concept of time. The child learns to distinguish from the morning, noon, afternoon, evening as well as yesterday, today, tomorrow.
• This stand helps children to spot themselves in time space and decreases organization stress. Day colour codes and magnets help them view their daily activities and locate themselves.
• Contents: 1 magnetic tray, 60 magnets, 1 fabric bag, 1 cord.
• Designed to facilitate parents' daily life and accompany children in their learning.
• Made in France and designed in Maine et Loire

This cute weekly planner is designed to accompany your child in learning the concept of time. Day color codes and magnets help them to view their daily activities, reducing the stress associated with separation and/or changing schedule. This magnetic board is a great stand to help him find himself in his week: "Is there school tomorrow", "Where will I eat this noon? " Your child also learns to distinguish from morning, noon, afternoon as well as yesterday, today and tomorrow. The packaging is 100% reusable. Inside there is a small gift to cut and personalise In addition to being very useful and eco-designed, the tray "Mon Jolie Week" is 100% French. Contents: 1 magnetic tray (46/29 cm) 60 magnets: school party, school outing, nap, indoor games, art activities, outdoor games, hairdressers, pastry, school, back to school, canteen, grandparents, video games, family council, party, perischool centre, home dining, sport, yesterday, tomorrow. 1 x cord 1 x cloth bag. The tray can be mounted on a wall or on a fridge. Our products comply with CE standards. They meet the standards of games / toys EN71 (children aged 3+ years) and REACH > Learn the concept of time. Children become comfortable with this concept between 6 and 8 years, so it is very difficult for them to find themselves in the time before. With their lovely weekly planner, your child learns to sit in their day and week: – yesterday, today, tomorrow – morning, noon, afternoon – Monday, Tuesday, etc. Sunday > DIMINUTES INTENSITY OF STRECTIONS The lack of marks in time promotes stress and anxiety of the little ones. It is observed especially during separations (school, nursery, etc.) or when schedules are upset (change in family situation, last minute activity).