Educational picture blocks set Adamigo 20 pieces model 3983

The Adamigo picture blocks set 20 pieces model 3983 is an educational toy consisting of interrelated square blocks that form coherent images when arranged in the correct order. Each block contains a fragment of a larger picture on one or more faces, allowing children to assemble scenes, recognise patterns and practice sequencing. The set is designed for early learning environments and home use, supporting development of visual perception, fine motor skills and logical thinking through hands-on manipulation and matching activities.

Advantages

The set provides a compact and durable learning tool with clear printed images that guide assembly and encourage independent problem solving. With 20 pieces, the blocks can be combined into several different pictures, offering varied levels of difficulty that adapt to the child’s progress. Blocks are sized to be handled easily by small hands and are suitable for repeated use in classroom or home settings.

Suitable for

• Individual play to develop concentration and fine motor control
• Small group activities focused on cooperation and communication
• Early childhood classrooms for structured matching and sequencing exercises
• Therapeutic tasks that target visual-motor integration

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 20 interrelated blocks
• Material: sturdy printed blocks designed for handling (non-specified material)
• Images: multi-face printed fragments that form complete pictures when assembled
• Age range: suitable for early learners and preschool children
• Use: matching, sequencing, pattern recognition and creative assembly

How to use

Present the blocks on a flat surface and invite the child to explore the printed fragments. Begin with guided assembly by showing a reference image, then progress to picture reconstruction without a guide. Encourage the child to rotate and rearrange blocks to complete scenes, describing the pictures and actions aloud to build language and observation skills. For group sessions, assign roles such as sorter and assembler to promote cooperation.

Usage recommendations

Use the set on a clean, level surface and store the blocks in a dry place after play. Supervise younger children to prevent mouthing of small parts. Combine the blocks with other simple visual prompts or story cards to extend matching and storytelling activities.