Description
A frog, a mushroom, a house, a bird… With this mosaic game with buttons, your child places the board on the grid, then pushes the right-coloured button into each hole. Little by little, the picture takes shape and colour. This calm peg game keeps them busy for ages, ideal for afternoons at home.
🎨 A mosaic game for learning colours
Each board shows the colour required. The child looks for the right button, compares it and places it: they learn colour names, practise counting and recognise shapes. Once the 10 designs are done, they can turn the grid over and invent their own pictures.
- ✔️ 45 pegs mushroom-shaped in 6 colours, easy to grip
- ✔️ 10 picture boards of 24 x 24 cm
- ✔️ Storage box that also serves as the play base
- ✔️ Free creation on the grid without a board
- ✔️ No batteries, no screen
✋ A Montessori game for fine motor skills
Picking up a small button between thumb and index finger, aiming for the hole, pressing: this pincer movement prepares the hand for holding a pencil. Inspired by the Montessori education, this educational game from 3 years develops precision, concentration and patience, while letting the child progress at their own pace.
📋 Mosaic game specifications
| Age | From 3 years |
| Contents | 45 buttons, 10 picture boards, 1 box with grid |
| Dimensions | Board 24 x 24 cm, button 3.5 x 2.5 cm, box 25.5 x 25.5 x 4 cm |
| Material | Plastic, cardboard boards |
| Packaging | Cardboard box 31 x 31 x 6 cm |
🛡️ Instructions for use
Contains small parts: not suitable for children under 3 years, choking hazard. Put the buttons back in the box after each game and keep it out of reach of younger siblings.
🎁 The perfect gift for a 3-year-old
For a birthday or under the Christmas tree, this kids' mosaic makes a gift for 3-year-olds that is educational and colourful. Pair it with our other Montessori games.
❓ Frequently asked questions
From what age?
From 3 years, because of the small buttons.
How many designs?
10 picture boards, plus as many free designs as the child likes on the bare grid.
Do the buttons stay in place?
Yes, they push into the grid and come out easily to start again.
Where do I store the pieces?
Everything goes back into the box provided, which also serves as the play tray.
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