Found Color Tablets

Set of 3 Mini Plush Dogs – 3 Colors

This adorable trio of plush dog companions includes three different colors – brown, white, and dark brown. Made of ultra-soft fabric and free from metal parts, each dog has a soft loop for safe hanging. Perfect for strollers, baby gyms, mobiles, or backpacks.

Who has spikes and who wears feathers? Colors, shapes,
sizes and animals - you can learn a lot with this classic
wooden toy. And at the same time, fine motor skills and
eye-hand coordination are encouraged.

•    Age recommendation: 1+
•    Material: Wood
•    Number of Parts: 12
•    Measurement: 21 x 21 x 3 cm

See the world in a new light... and choose your color too!

Place up to 3 interchangeable, primary-color lenses into the frame to create secondary colors and hours of sensory fun!

Includes one sturdy lens frame with 3 slots and 3 colored lenses: red, yellow, and blue

• Colour And Shape Assorting Board
• Bright and colourful
• Great fun

14.7 x 14.6 x 3.1 cm

Where can you make the magnet stick? How does it work?

For these kinds of discussions and more, use these durable, plastic horseshoe-shaped magnets.

Magnetically correct: one foot north and one foot south. Set of 6 durable, plastic horseshoe-shaped magnets come in a rainbow of colors.

12 x 12 cm

5 x 5 inches

5 sets of colored bead stairs in a red wooden box with lid.

Box size 12.5 x 8.5 x 3 cm

One set of Colored Bead Stairs 1-9 

The Color Resemblance Sorting Task is a matching and sorting game using shades of color to develop skills in visual perception and color discrimination.

The color task provides an excellent opportunity to introduce vocabulary so that the child may learn the names for each of the colors and the associated descriptive terms.

Contents: a wooden box with lid (26 x 26 x 6 cm), 24 beechwood skittles painted in 4 graded shades of each of the colors red, yellow, blue, green, orange and purple, 6 wooden stands to hold each set of skittles, and 6 wooden color boards with each of the shades from dark to light to match with the skittles.

This outstanding  activity set gives children hands-on experience using the three primary colors to create secondary colors.

Large white plastic tray, 3 clear glass bottles with eye droppers, 3 small glass bowls, and 1 large glass bowl.

Food coloring not included.
An enjoyable hands-on activity involves utilizing the three fundamental colors to produce secondary colors.

Pre-fill bottles with solutions of red, blue, and yellow food coloring mixed with water. Children can drop one dropperful of red and one dropperful of yellow into a small bowl, witnessing the magical creation of orange. Repeat the process with blue and yellow to form green, and with red and blue to yield violet.