bambinoLUK Brain Training Early Bloomer Collection

LUK learning system is play-and-learn matching child development game with a self-checking mechanism that provides effective and enjoyable activities to help children develop intellectual growth for visual, memory, concentration, critical thinking, linguistic and mathematical skills.

Each LUK learning system contains one uniquely designed controller for self-checking and a series of workbooks each targeted for specific skills. The universal controller, consisting of 6 or 12 tiles, involves consistent and very easy steps to play using workbooks. Match the tiles with the exercise questions of the workbook and then use the pattern to self-check for the answer.

BambinoLUK

Complete intellectual development system for age 3-5 bambinoLUK system is designed to maximize children’s learning through play while meeting individual needs. It contains one easy-to-operate controller with 6 tiles and a series of workbooks targeted for children’s intellectual and developmental growth.

Effective and proven model The principle of this system is for children to play and learn at the same time. Using colorful, vivid illustrations, and age appropriate yet challenging contents, and a consistent learning model, bambinoLUK offers effective training in the areas of memorization, concentration, visual perception, logical thinking, linguistic skills, and basic arithmetic.

Innovative self-checking design The elegantly designed controller consists of 6 large and sturdy tiles in a high-quality transparent case. The whole playing process will strengthen their fine motor skills while enhancing their eye-hand and brain coordination. The innovative design features a self-checking mechanism with a colorful dotted pattern.

Best selling children educational product around the world The LUK system has been translated into 16 languages and made available for parents and educators in 50 countries. Inherited from LUK system’s unique design, bambinoLUK Brain Training series offers a complete learning system for children from 3 to 5 years old. It’s great for parent-guided playing, independent learning,or small-group playing

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