Cocolitos® LexiPlay
The Cocolitos® LexiPlay poster collection is designed as a series of educational prints that support children’s first experiences with letters, numbers and colours, both at home and in the classroom.
Visual learning
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Early learning needs calm, clarity and time. When visual stimuli are reduced to the essentials, children can focus more easily on recognising shapes, colours and words.
Cocolitos® LexiPlay was created with a simple idea: to offer a beautiful, clean and balanced design that supports learning without overwhelming the environment.
LexiPlay posters accompany children’s first steps towards reading, writing, and understanding the visual world around them. A simple educational resource that integrates naturally into the classroom, the home, or a small learning corner.
The clarity and simplicity of the design help focus attention on letters, numbers and colours, encouraging visual association and natural cognitive development.
The combination of clear uppercase letters with connected lowercase script gradually familiarises children with reading and writing.
The elements invite children to interact freely: pointing, naming or singing. An open learning material that supports curiosity and discovery.
Printed in Barcelona on certified, non-toxic paper, the posters can also be paired with our wooden frames without glass.
The Cocolitos® LexiPlay collection includes three complementary educational prints.
LexiPlay educational prints are available in Catalan, Spanish, Basque, Galician, English, French, and German. This allows them to be used in diverse educational contexts or in bilingual families.
Save 20% with the complete set of 3 posters
Pack of 3 educational posters (Spanish)
Pack of 3 educational posters (Catalan)
Pack of 3 educational posters (Basque)
Pack of 3 educational posters (Galician)
Pack of 3 educational posters (English)
Pack of 3 educational posters (German)
Pack of 3 educational posters (French)
Pack of 3 educational posters (Spanish)
Pack of 3 educational posters (Catalan)
Pack of 3 educational posters (Basque)
Pack of 3 educational posters (Galician)
Pack of 3 educational posters (English)
Pack of 3 educational posters (German)
Pack of 3 educational posters (French)
"Perfect for learning. We use it every day at home to start getting familiar with the different letters through play. We keep it in a plastic frame so it’s always within reach for my son. Super fast shipping and exceptional quality—something that’s not easy to find nowadays."
An educational poster can also be an invitation to observe and talk together. A simple question is often enough to turn its elements into a small shared game.
We can point to colours, look for numbers or letters, or invent small questions:
✦ What should we play today: naming colours or naming numbers?
✦ Where does number 9 have its belly?
✦ Which number looks like a snake?
✦ Shall we sing the alphabet while pointing to each letter?
With young children, any small detail can become a game and an excuse to spend time together, laughing while discovering new words. All it takes is a little imagination.
Yes. The design aims to reduce visual noise and present concepts in a clear and orderly way, which fits well with educational approaches that prioritise observation, autonomy and progressive learning.
LexiPlay posters are mainly designed for children between 2 and 6 years old, a stage when they begin recognising letters, numbers and colours. However, their clear design allows them to be used for several years as a visual support for learning.
Yes. LexiPlay posters are designed to work both at home and in educational environments. They can be used in early childhood classrooms, learning corners or play spaces where children begin to familiarise themselves with letters, numbers and colours.
The posters are printed in Barcelona on certified, toxin-free paper and can be paired with our wooden frames without glass, making them suitable for children's rooms and learning spaces.
The future is also shaped by small everyday choices. Choosing the objects that will accompany children in their first learning experiences is one of them.
