Train Counting

Trains go past, one after another, and your child counts them. When the line is empty, Plomby asks, "How many trains went past?" and your child taps the card with the right number.

At first Plomby counts each train aloud. Later he stops, and your child has to remember, which makes it a gentle memory game as well as a counting game. A wrong card is never punished: Plomby counts the trains again with your child, one by one, then asks again.

Each train is a different colour and shape, from a steam engine to a bullet train. Tapping a train makes it toot. There are places to visit too, such as a level crossing, a stone bridge and a station.

For grown-ups

Hold the small gear for two seconds to choose how much help counting gets (automatic, always or never) and to set the time limit.