Cocolitos® LexiPlay
At one year old they point to letters and colors. At three, they review the alphabet. At five, they see how numbers are written. The same poster for different stages.
Visual learning
Progressive Literacy
Free Play
Safe materials
Letters, numbers, and colors that children discover while playing, at their own pace. Without anyone explicitly teaching them, they begin to recognize shapes, associate sounds, and learn to write without even realizing it.
Three complementary posters: letters, numbers, and colors. Available in seven languages and with a beech or oak wooden frame.
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Design synthesis focuses on letters, numbers, and colors, fostering visual association and cognitive development naturally.
The combination of clear uppercase letters with linked lowercase letters helps progressively familiarize children with reading and writing.
The elements invite free play and interaction: pointing, naming, or singing. An open-ended material that fosters curiosity and discovery.
Printed in Barcelona on certified, toxin-free paper, the posters can be complemented with our glass-free wooden frames.
A baby points to their initial. At two years old, they sing the alphabet. At four, they trace with a marker. The poster doesn't change, but they do.
LexiPlay educational posters are available in: Catalan, Spanish, Basque, Galician, English, French and German. This allows them to be used in diverse educational settings or in bilingual families.
Get a special offer with the complete set of 3 posters.
LexiPlay's design starts with a simple question: what does a child need to see to recognize, associate, and remember? The answer is the same for all three posters: a few elements, well-executed.
An educational poster can also be an invitation to observe and converse. A simple question is enough to turn its elements into a small shared game: pointing out colors, finding letters, inventing questions about numbers. Where is the belly of the 9, up or down? What number looks like a snake? Shall we sing the alphabet while pointing to each letter? With young children, any detail can become a game and an excuse to spend time together.
The design seeks to reduce visual clutter and present concepts clearly and orderly. This aligns well with educational methodologies that prioritize observation, autonomy, and progressive learning. They are not certified by any specific methodology, but their design criteria are consistent with this approach.
Primarily for boys and girls between 1 and 6 years old, a stage where they begin to recognize letters, numbers, and colors. Its clear design allows the same poster to accompany various stages: what they point to at one year old, they trace at three, and read at five.
Yes. LexiPlay posters work both at home and in educational settings: preschool classrooms, learning corners, or play areas where children become familiar with letters, numbers, and colors. For orders for educational centers, please contact us.
The collection is available in seven languages: Catalan, Spanish, Basque, Galician, English, French, and German. This allows them to be used in schools, bilingual families, and diverse educational settings.
The future is also built with small daily gestures. Choosing the objects that will accompany children in their first learning experiences is one of them.