Our games
ESAR classification of our games
Our toy library offers more than 1000 board games and toys for all ages and all types of players.
We use the ESAR classification system, an international reference based on a psychological approach that focuses on stages of development and individual skills rather than age groups.
The ESAR system organises games into four main families: Exercise, Symbolic, Assembly and Rules, offering a clear framework for understanding the educational richness and potential of each game.
For more information on the ESAR classification system, visit: www.systeme-esar.org
Exercise play
Awakening the five senses and fine and gross motor skills, for the pleasure of the effects produced. Handling and movement games.
Symbolic play
Pretending, role-playing and staging scenes. Imitation games.
Assembly play
Building, arranging and reaching a specific goal. 3D construction and puzzles of up to 1,500 pieces.
Rule-based games
Following shared conventions and rules. Matching games, riddles and strategy games for experts.
Discover our collection of board games
Game lending
The toy library offers a wide choice of games and toys to meet everyone's needs, wishes and abilities.
Whether you are a child or an adult, on your own, as a couple or in a group, you can borrow a variety of games to explore, play, create, imagine or simply relax.
Borrowing lets you discover new worlds of play while enjoying experiences suited to your interests and pace.
Activity games
A selection of activity games for young and old, perfect for parties, birthdays or outdoor events.
- Examples:
- Bouncy castle
- Tunnel
- Parachute
- … and more
Giant games
The toy library offers a selection of giant games, used at our events and available to borrow. Ideal for livening up parties, birthdays or outdoor events.
- Examples:
- Giant Connect 4
- Giant Jenga
- Giant dominoes
- Giant Mikado
Disability awareness
Workshop kits, card games and specific games to experience, understand and better welcome different forms of disability and specific disorders.
- Self-guided workshops on disability and discrimination
- Card games to change perceptions
- Sensory equipment and adapted games