Logico Primo Encourages Children to be Independent

The agent who sold the Logico Primo claims that the product helps children develop the following abilities and skills: linguistic abilities, mathematical & problem solving skills, bodily-kinesthetic control, spatial-visual perceptibility & idea association skills, and recognition & concentration abilities. I tend to agree with what he claims.

In June this year, my husband and I got one set of Logico Primo as a gift for our four-year old daughter. She was ecstatic the moment she saw it. I helped her become familiar with it and after a while she was on her own. 

Logico Primo supplements my daughter’s school lessons and keeps her busy while we, her parents, work on our computers.

If you are familiar with the Matching Type test, then you have an idea how Logico Primo works.  The good thing with this is it encourages the child to go on because the game is not predictable. With my daughter, I let her move from the easiest to the more difficult sets. It does not look like she is having a test in school; hence, she does not feel any pressure at all. 

The product comes with 1 Logico frame and 320 cards.  This is recommended for children whose ages range from 3 to 6.

If you want to go out of town, this is an ideal material to bring (aside from the books and the toys). If you don’t have your own car, you need not bring all the 20 packs of cards otherwise you will be bringing with you the entire big red box.  Three to five packs of cards is enough to keep your child busy while traveling.

In school, my daughter finds the exercises easier because she is already familiar with basic concepts like comparing big and small objects, similar and different objects, tall and short, left and right, and the like.  Everyday after we do her school assignment, she requests for a Logico Primo session.

Aside from the fact that it helps my daughter develop her various skills, I like the product because of its immediate checking process “that helps children become motivated learners.”  How does it work? After answering every card, the child flips it and gets the answers provided at the back of the card.  A perfect score gives similar colors as shown in the picture below.  Initially, you may read to your child the instructions and guide her through the activity but she can be on her own after that.

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For more information about Logico Primo, click here

Rhodora Bande also writes at WARAYBLOGGER.com

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  1. Is that your daughter? Really cute. It’s good she enjoys this kind of educational toy. My nephews still prefer toy cars. I buy them books hehehe! Thanks for sharing this one. :-)

  2. This is a great learning device for kids. A big help for parents with growing up kids. I will take a look into this. Thanks RB

  3. Pwede, seems a good educational toys , young kids should enjoy.

  4. Nice Post………

    thanks for share.

  5. Good Post

  6. Logico Primo. My first impression? I thought this is about building homes. Then I thought this is about energy drink (Sustagen prime = primo). Gosh, my mistake :-)
    This is article is good because I encourage children to play educational toys than dealing with a toy gun or that sort.

  7. First time to know Logico Primo. This educational toy sounds interesting. I will go to the department store to see if I can get one set for my friend’s daughter. Thanks for sharing.

  8. Wonderful.

  9. I haven’t heard of it as we don’t get it here. I give educational toys that we get in our country as well some of those that my friends and cousins get when they visit us.

  10. Like it. Thanks for share

  11. It sounds like a really good educational tool. I am all for anything which motivates children to learn and become independent.

    Christine

  12. Educational materials for growing children are effective tools to enhance their intellectual minds. :)

  13. It’s true it really helps for children development.

  14. i think..its a very essential for children…

  15. What company is distributing that product here? Phoenix ba? How much is it RB? Could also buy one for the school. Nice of you to write this from your own experience with your child.

  16. Thanks for all the comments my dear friends.

    Likha: It’s being distributed by Grollier. Yes, this is ideal for pre-school kids. You may check on the link I placed above for more info about their other products.

  17. I’m having second thoughts on buying this product; but with your “testimony” I think this is a good investment.

  18. She asks for it-that means she thinks it’s great as well. You’re sneaking the learning on her.

  19. nice one! Thanks!

  20. Well written piece. Nice share. I like-it. Keep it up my friend :)

  21. I’ll check Logico Primo

  22. Hmmm, interesting. Thanks for the share.I should check it out for Kyle, he’s 3 but he already started school.I hope I could find one here. Currently I am using Hooked on Phonics,Hooked on Math and Hooked on Writing but I find the Math and Writing too advanced for his age.

    Thanks, RB.

  23. a very educational article and so attractive in layout. the photos of the child with the Logico Primo helped vastly to enhance the article to its fullest. these kind of learning devices in the format of learning toys are really fun and enjoyable to the child. they then grow up wanting to solve more puzzles and this is food for the brain. great work. :)

  24. Hi There, I’m Gene Calado, educational consultant from grolier, you may contact me at 09233972050 or 09179752268 if you need to see the demo personaly. Thank you

  25. hi, i’m selling an almost brandnew logico primo and logico picollo. anyone interested? you can email me at musictivity@yahoo.com

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