ISRATOYS - INTERLOCKING HEXAGON SHAPES

Hexagonal mosaic building and assembly game Assemble mosaic parts and create models according to the model cards or according to your imagination.
A game to strengthen and develop motor skills, spatial and logical thinking, creativity, and imagination

Dear Parents! Assembly games are very important in the development of preschool children—an age that has a great impact on your child's cognitive development. These games are designed to develop the physical and cognitive movement abilities that help the child deal with small challenges, the ability to solve problems, and the ability to experience success in simple tasks. Through the game, the children also learn the basic principles of creating order, designing, and building patterns. Also, the game contributes to improving motor skills.
In the 'hexagonal mosaic' game, your child can copy and create personal models by joining mosaic pieces that connect to each other. This action of precision and grasping the game parts and connecting them in accordance with the model shown on the card contributes to the development of fine motor skills and improves the ability to coordinate eye-hand contact, thus allowing your child to easily perform everyday actions such as holding stationery, buttoning buttons, and tying shoelaces.

How do you play? Take out the game pieces and place them on a table or other flat surface. First, instruct your child to put together different shapes and models for the imagination, so you can find out how creative he is. It is very important to encourage the children to express original feelings and ideas in order to develop their world of imagination. Next, instruct your child to choose a small model card and copy the shape printed on it using the mosaic pieces. In this action, the child observes the complete picture and the mosaic parts that make it up and must choose parts of certain colors to build the model accordingly. Through this task, the child improves motor-spatial coordination as well as hand-eye coordination. Finally, have your child do a self-test by comparing the card to the model he created, and correct as needed.

What's in it?
100 hexagonal mosaic pieces in different colors
9 model cards

Age: 4+