Shape Pop

Plomby holds up a shape and says its name, and your child pops every bubble, balloon or paintball with that shape inside.

The shapes are the ones children practise before writing: lines, a circle, a cross, a square, a triangle and more. Spotting a shape comes before drawing it, so this is a calm way to get to know them. If your child pops the wrong one, it wobbles, Plomby says what it was and asks again, and nothing is lost.

Your child can choose where to play: a garden of bubbles, a fair of balloons or a paint studio where the splats stay on a big sheet of paper.

For grown-ups

Hold the small gear for two seconds to choose how many different shapes appear, from 3 to 9 (it begins with 3), and to set the time limit.