Kinmilo Bear Shape Matching Game | 2 Boards, 30 Challenge Cards & Bell

Match the colours. Find the shape. Play together.

Two adorable bear-shaped game boards create a playful way to explore circles, triangles, squares and hexagons. Match colourful geometric pieces to the openings, copy the printed challenge cards and enjoy a cooperative or friendly two-player game using the illustrated bell.

Illustrated set details

The mini game specification image lists 2 bear-shaped boards, 32 matching pieces, 30 challenge cards and 1 bell. The printed 15 × 15 × 5 cm measurement refers to the OPP-packed set, not a verified assembled board size. Approximate packed weight shown is 178 g.

Kinmilo Together Time: A Parent–Child Play Plan

1. Connect & demonstrate

Put only one board and three pieces on the table. Show the circle slot and say, “Round goes here!” Drop a circle through its matching space and praise the child's attempt rather than speed or correctness.

2. Share the play

Take turns choosing one colour and shape. Say “My turn — blue triangle,” then “Your turn — which shape?” Use a gesture, picture board or AAC button for “circle,” “square,” “help” and “more.” With younger learners, use the bell only if they enjoy the sound.

3. Grow together

Introduce matching challenge cards, sorting by two properties (red triangle), repeating sequences and a turn-taking two-board activity. Progress from single-piece matching to brief pattern-copying games.

Adapt play for different learners

ADHD / high activity: use three pieces per round, alternate calm and active tasks, and avoid stressful speed competitions. ASD / autism: preview shapes and bell sounds, let the child opt out of noisy play and use consistent start/finish prompts. Developmental, intellectual or language disabilities: offer one board with fewer shapes and accept pointing, touching, signs or AAC instead of spoken labels.

FAQ

Montessori/Waldorf fit? The shape matching, pattern copying and cooperative play are compatible with hands-on, open-ended learning.

Therapeutic claims? None. This is a toy for practising communication, attention and fine-motor play in a flexible setting.

Safety: Small shapes and a bell need adult supervision. Kinmilo reports CPC and CE test documentation for its toys. Follow labelled age guidance.

Play Together. Grow Together.