🐾 In front of the child — 20 adorable animal faces just waiting to be explored. Is it a fox, an owl, or a rhino? What sounds do they make? Where do they live? This isn’t just about putting pieces into place — it’s about discovering, naming, sorting, and comparing. The pieces are easy to grasp and fit snugly into the board, making the game ideal for toddlers and preschoolers.
— Wooden base with 20 unique shaped cutouts
— 20 wooden tokens with animal faces
— Characters include: lion, panda, koala, giraffe, fox, owl, elephant, and more
— Safe materials with vibrant printing
— Board size: 320×230 mm
— Piece thickness: 6 mm — sturdy and toddler-friendly
Lay out the tokens and ask the child to match them to the correct spaces.
Talk about each animal: the sound it makes, what it eats, where it lives.
Sort by categories: wild/domestic, big/small, ears/horns, etc.
Create stories: “Who came to visit the lion?” or “Who got lost in the forest?”
Perfect for speech development, classification, and early visual thinking.
— Focus, visual perception, and attention to detail
— Vocabulary, sound imitation, and descriptive language
— Understanding of categories: wild/domestic, size, traits
— Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
— Imaginative storytelling and communication
— “Who is this? What sound does it make? Where does it live?”
— Sort by features: size, environment, ears, horns
— Role-play with the animals: “The bear goes to visit the panda”
— Themes: Animals, Nature, Emotions, First Classification
— Children aged 2+
— Early educators, speech therapists, and preschool teachers
— Inclusive classrooms, daycare centers, early learning groups
— Gift and toy retailers
— Families for home use or travel play
— 20 pieces = more play scenarios and learning opportunities
— Popular animal theme — easy to sell year-round
— Thick 6 mm pieces — durable and toddler-safe
— Non-toxic paints, high-quality wood, made in Ukraine
— Minimal packaging, high developmental value
— Great for bulk orders: schools, therapy centers, sets
This game isn’t just about shape — it’s about character, curiosity, and connection.