Sorting puzzle "Animals"

🐾 Child’s Role in the Game

The child receives 40 beautifully illustrated animal tokens and a sorting box with five compartments: domestic, wild, birds, insects, and sea animals. It’s not just a game — it’s a discovery process. The child explores questions like “Where does the shark live?”, “Is the cat a domestic animal?”, “How is a bee different from a sparrow?” Each decision reinforces classification skills and builds a deeper understanding of the natural world.

📦 Included in the Set

— 40 wooden tokens with realistic animal images
— Wooden sorting box with 5 themed compartments (sea, domestic, wild, birds, insects)
— Safe materials with high-quality printing
— Dimensions: 290×88×90 mm
— Weight: 0.50 kg

🧩 How to Play

1. Ask the child to sort the tokens by animal type.

2. More challenging: lay out 3 tokens from one category and 1 from another — the child must identify the odd one out.

3. Group activity: distribute tokens among children and sort them together, discussing each decision.

4. For language development: ask the child to describe the animal, its habitat, and features.

🌱 Educational Benefits

— Logical thinking and classification skills
— Vocabulary expansion
— Understanding of animal groups and habitats
— Spatial awareness
— Memory, attention, and speech development
— Communication skills in group play

💡 Ideas for Thematic Activities

— “Find the odd one out” — strengthens analytical thinking
— “Compare wild and domestic animals”
— “Create a story using one category”
— Themes: nature, ecology, animal diversity

👶 Perfect For

— Children from age 3
— Preschools, speech therapists, early childhood educators
— Inclusive and Montessori classrooms
— Educational toy stores, gift shops
— Ideal for family play

📦 Wholesale Advantages

— 40 vivid animal tokens — maximum engagement
— Strong ecological theme — fits into any nature-based curriculum
— Sorting box doubles as storage — compact and organized
— Universal format for both home and institutional use
— Eye-catching packaging — ideal for retail display

This is more than just a game — it’s an engaging learning tool that nurtures observation, categorization, and curiosity about the living world.