Puzzle "Orientation in space"

🧒 Child’s Role in the Game

This game invites the child to think spatially. Where should the apple go — to the left of the mitten or above the mushroom? The child analyzes the positions, compares visual cues, and chooses the right tile. It’s not just a matching task — it’s a logic-building journey that strengthens attention and spatial awareness.

📦 What’s Inside

— 1 game board with individual tile slots (size: 320×230 mm)
— 29 wooden tiles with colorful illustrations
— Themes include seasons, fruits, vegetables, and nature elements
— Vivid printed images on safe, durable materials
— All tiles are interchangeable, allowing endless combinations and replayability

🎲 How to Play

1. Look at the left-hand column — it shows a specific item or character.

2. The top row indicates the required position (left, right, above, or below).

3. The child must find and place the tile that matches both object and position.

4. After one round, change conditions and play again using the same pieces — all tiles are universal.

💡 What the Game Develops

— Spatial orientation (left/right, up/down)
— Logical reasoning and associative thinking
— Focus and visual perception
— Verbal skills and explanation of actions
— Fine motor skills and independent decision-making

🎓 Activity Ideas

— “Why did you place the tile here?” — encourages storytelling
— “Find all the fruits that are to the right of the apple” — group challenge
— “Collect all winter-themed items” — thematic sorting task
— Easily integrated into early learning, inclusive education, and language therapy

👶 Who It’s For

— Children aged 2+
— Kindergartens, early childhood educators, speech therapists
— Inclusive learning centers and special needs programs
— Toy stores and shops offering natural learning materials
— Perfect for family learning and play

📦 Wholesale Benefits

— High-demand topic: spatial reasoning and logic
— Rich content and varied play scenarios in one set
— Durable and attractive product for retail display
— Works with multiple educational systems (Montessori, Reggio Emilia, etc.)
— Great value for seasonal and core assortment

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This is more than a puzzle — it’s a playful introduction to thinking, comparing, and solving. A game that lets children build logic one move at a time.