Granna Domino Colours

There's a domino tile on the table. One half of it has a yellow duckling, the other half has a blue fish. Now it's my turn. I don't have any blue dominoes, but I can attach a card with a yellow lemon or a yellow banana on it. What beautiful colourful pictures! Children learn to recognise colours and name animals. In the instructions you will find a game for one or more players. Like the other games in the MÉ PRVNÍ HRY series, Colour Dominoes are made of hard cardboard. Recommended by the Association of Clinical Speech Therapists of the Czech Republic. One child can play too!

Like the entire MÉ PRVNÍ HRY series, this domino is designed for 1 to 4 players from 2 to 4 years old and is made of solid cardboard guaranteeing long durability. Thanks to the traditionally high level of artistic processing, children like to play with it, and learn to recognise colours and the world around them. At the same time, they practice fine motor skills, develop observation and combination skills, and learn to think logically. In the instructions you will find a game for one or more players.

Package contents:

• 27 picture domino tiles
• Czech and Slovak instructions

Main features:

• individual pieces fit together perfectly
• Develops logical thinking and motor skills
• educational and fun

Sizing info

Granna is a Polish publisher and manufacturer of games. They have been producing games since 1991. Initially, the products were created at home on a modest family budget and stored in a rented basement. Today, they are based in a complex of halls and warehouses in Warsaw's Targówek district. The production halls and warehouses cover an area of thousands of square metres and the company employs approximately one hundred people. They export games to more than twenty countries around the world, including the Czech Republic. They already offer a hundred different games, but are constantly improving and expanding their portfolio. The most famous game is Superfarmer, which was created based on a game by the prominent Polish mathematician Professor Karol Borsuk in 1943. Their games are aimed at people of different age categories, from the youngest children to young adults. The Granna Expert series is aimed at advanced players. They also offer licensed games, localised versions of well-known world bestsellers. Their games have won various awards from organisations involved in the protection and development of children. They work with well-known authors, illustrators and graphic designers, as well as educators, in their creation. They also carefully select certified components and materials.



Manufacturer's address and contact details:

Granna Sp. z o.o.

ul. Edwarda Jelinka 48

01-646 Warszawa

Poland

handel@granna.pl