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Colour Hunt Kit
Find the red thing. The blue thing. The green thing.From spotting colours to naming them, one step at a time.
- Your child can point to colours but can't yet name them
- Colour drills at the table lose their attention fast
- You want colour learning that happens through play, not sit-down practice
- Therapy has started and you need a colour activity for home
The idea behind it
Colour Hunt Kit turns that into a game your child already knows how to play. It's part treasure hunt, part I Spy, part tippy-tippy-tap: you call a colour, they race off to find it. Inside are an I Spy book, ten colour swatches, and twenty mission cards that carry your child through five gentle stages, from exploring the pieces, to matching colours, to finding them around the house, to pointing them out by name, to finally naming them out loud. No drills, no tests. You move to the next stage only when your child shows they're ready.
Designed with our OT panel. Hindi and English throughout.
Product details
Country of origin: India.
Material: laminated card with industrial-grade Velcro, spiral-bound book.
Net quantity: 1 I Spy book + 10 colour swatch cards + 20 mission cards + parent guide with game variations.
Packed & marketed by: NeuroBuddy India.
Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 3 without adult supervision. Keep away from babies who mouth objects.
Care: wipe clean with a dry cloth.
Best for
Children at developmental age 3–5 who recognise colours but need a playful, low-pressure way to learn and name them.
What's inside
How to use it at home
It starts as treasure hunt
Call out a colour, "find me something red!", and your child races off to hunt for it around the house. No teaching, no testing. This is play they already understand, and it's how colour moves from a card into their world.
It becomes I Spy
Now they spot the colour without moving, on a cushion, a car, a t-shirt, and match it to the swatch. The mission cards give you twenty ready-made hunts so you never run out of ideas.
It ends as a naming game
Point to a swatch, "what colour is this?", and let them answer. Any attempt counts. Once naming comes easily, Colour Hunt becomes a Saturday game, not a daily lesson. The parent guide walks you through all five stages at your child's pace.
Reviews
Every product is designed with occupational therapists
Our clinical panel works with Indian children every day. Every product is reviewed for safety, developmental fit, and how well it works in a real home — not just a clinic. If your child's OT recommends something different, listen to them first. We're a tool, not a substitute for therapy.
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