Tactilo Loto Farm Game

by Djeco

$47.95 ~~$52.95~~ /

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Small hands dive into the bag, feeling for a carrot or a ladybird.

🖐️ Builds touch: 15 soft plastic figures teach children to tell shapes apart with their fingertips, no peeking
🎡 Teaches turns: a colour wheel shows what to find, so waiting and taking turns come built in
🧺 Grows vocabulary: farm and garden figures (fruit, vegetables, animals, insects and tools) give a child plenty to name and describe
👨‍👩‍👧 Suits small groups: easy to share between siblings or a playdate
🤫 Stays calm: no batteries and no electronics, just a wheel, a bag and a table
🎒 Packs away: one wheel and one bag stores neatly on a shelf and travels easily

The Educator's Note

Hidden figures force children to identify objects by touch alone, with no visual shortcut. That is the same hand sense they use to feel a pencil in their grip, so the game quietly supports early handwriting.
Fifteen distinct farm and garden figures give children a real reason to describe what they are holding, such as 'it has wings' or 'it's round'. That builds the vocabulary and sorting language they use in prep.
The wheel does the deciding, so there are no words to read and the rules click in a single round. A 3 year old can join straight away, and the compact, battery-free box is easy to bring to a playdate.

Play Specifications

🧒 3 years +

Recommended for ages 3 years +

🔬 Scientist

Curiosity & STEM

🔉 Quiet

Low volume

🏠 Indoor

Living Room / Playroom

👥 Group Play

Collaborative / Multi-Player

🧳 Travel Friendly

Compact / Portable / Car-Friendly

🗣️ Language

Speech & Vocabulary

🧠 Cognitive

Problem Solving & Logic

🤏 Fine Motor

Precision & Grip

The Educator's Note

Hidden figures force children to identify objects by touch alone, with no visual shortcut. That is the same hand sense they use to feel a pencil in their grip, so the game quietly supports early handwriting.
Fifteen distinct farm and garden figures give children a real reason to describe what they are holding, such as 'it has wings' or 'it's round'. That builds the vocabulary and sorting language they use in prep.
The wheel does the deciding, so there are no words to read and the rules click in a single round. A 3 year old can join straight away, and the compact, battery-free box is easy to bring to a playdate.

Play Specifications

🧒 3 years +

🔬 Scientist

🔉 Quiet

🏠 Indoor

👥 Group Play

🧳 Travel Friendly

🗣️ Language

🧠 Cognitive

🤏 Fine Motor

Spin the wheel, reach into the bag and find the matching figure by touch alone. Fifteen soft plastic farm and garden pieces keep the rules simple and the turns quick. It suits the stage where 3 to 5 year olds are building descriptive vocabulary, learning to wait their turn and getting more confident using their hands to explore. Children name what they feel, check it against the wheel and see straight away whether they were right.

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This game suits children who learn through their hands and enjoy a simple, quick-turn format.

Children aged 3 to 4 years meeting their first turn-taking game and needing short rounds with a clear picture to match
Four to five year olds building descriptive language and ready to use their hands to explore and identify objects
Quieter children who warm up to guessing when the focus is on feel rather than speed
Families with siblings a couple of years apart who want one game both can play at their own level
Educators and parents wanting a calm, small-group activity for a playdate or quiet-time corner

Feeling Before Seeing

The bag is the heart of this game. A child spins the wheel, sees the picture they need, then reaches in blind and hunts for the matching figure. Each shape feels different in the hand, so they sort by what their fingers tell them before their eyes get a vote. Learning to tell shapes apart by touch is the same skill that lets a child feel a pencil in their grip without looking at it.

Fifteen Figures, Plenty to Talk About

The 15 soft plastic figures cover a farm and garden: a rabbit, sheep, chicken, bee, ladybird, butterfly, bucket, wheelbarrow, watering can, salad, radish, carrot, grape, pear and cherry. You'll notice the language growing as they play. "It's got wings" becomes "it's the butterfly". Describing out loud strengthens vocabulary and early categorising, two skills that carry straight into prep.

Taking Turns at the Table

The wheel decides what to find, so there is no rushing and no reading. Children wait for the spin, reach in, check their find against the picture and pass the bag along. It is a gentle first step into waiting, losing graciously and trying again, which is where many 3 year olds need practice. The quiet, tabletop format suits a rainy afternoon, a school holiday or a calm moment before dinner, and it works well alongside other children's games in a family collection. From 3 years, children play it as a feel-and-find game. By 5, many add their own rules, like describing the piece before pulling it out or racing to find a favourite first.

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Why gift givers choose this

Teacher Vetted by our Education Consultant for touch, turn-taking and vocabulary
Calm Play that suits a lounge room, a car trip or a waiting room
Easy to Share between siblings or a small group of friends
Clear Rules children grasp in a single round, with no reading needed
No Batteries means it is ready to play straight out of the box

Included in the box

One colour wheel, 15 soft plastic farm and garden figures (rabbit, sheep, chicken, bee, ladybird, butterfly, bucket, wheelbarrow, watering can, salad, radish, carrot, grape, pear and cherry) and one bag.