Shape-Puzzle Big-little "Elephants from Cappadocia"

🐘 In front of the child float five cheerful elephants riding in colorful hot air balloons. Each balloon is a different size — big, medium, or small. The child’s task is to sort the pieces by size, match each balloon to the correct cutout, and learn to compare and organize. This gentle logic game invites children to explore the world of size, order, and fantasy, all while playing joyfully.

📦 What’s inside:

• Wooden base with 5 uniquely shaped cutouts

• 5 wooden figures of elephants in hot air balloons, each a different size

• Bright illustrations with playful sky scenes

• Safe materials and high-quality printing

• Board size: 320×140×6 mm

🧠 What the game develops:

• Understanding of sizes: big, medium, small

• Sorting and comparison skills

• Spatial thinking and orientation (height, position, order)

• Counting from 1 to 5

• Speech and imagination — naming elephants, creating flying adventures

• Fine motor skills, attention, and visual perception

🎯 Activity ideas:

• “Who’s flying the highest?” — learning to compare height

• “How many elephants are in the sky?” — counting and grouping

• “Who’s missing from the sky?” — memory and logic game

• “What’s the name of each pilot?” — speech stimulation and storytelling

• Themes: animals, travel, hot air balloons, size comparison

👶 Ideal for:

• Children aged 2+

• Preschool educators, speech therapists, early development specialists

• Inclusive classrooms and educational centers

• Gift sets, educational collections, play-based learning

• Home play or group activities in kindergartens

📦 Benefits for wholesale buyers:

• Emotionally engaging travel theme — kids love adventure

• Pieces are large and easy for small hands to grasp

• Great for group demonstrations and structured learning

• Versatile design — fits well into themed product lines

• Compact, visually appealing packaging — shelf-ready

This is more than a sorting game — it’s a sky-bound journey where every elephant finds its balloon, and every child learns to organize, compare, and dream. Each figure has its place, and every story begins with a lift-off.