This isn’t just a cute butterfly puzzle — it’s a logic and attention workout. The child must find a butterfly with a specific wing color combination — for example, left wing purple, right wing orange. It’s a simple concept that trains left/right orientation, attention to detail, and logical reasoning — all through play.
— Wooden frame with 25 slots (size: 230×210×9 mm)
— 30 wooden butterfly tiles in different wing color combinations
— Color cues along the left and top edges of the board
— Bright, durable print on safe, child-friendly materials
— All pieces are interchangeable — offers endless variations
The left side of the board shows the color of the butterfly’s left wing; the top shows the right wing color.
The child must find the tile that matches both colors and place it in the correct spot.
If no match is found, it may be a left/right confusion — a great learning moment!
You can also give the child a “flower” tile as a reward for correct placement.
— Spatial thinking and understanding left vs. right
— Visual color recognition and symmetry
— Attention to detail, focus, and accuracy
— Logical reasoning across two visual parameters
— Fine motor skills and confident, independent action
— “How many butterflies have matching wings?” — visual scanning
— “Find all butterflies with pink wings” — sorting challenge
— “Sort the butterflies from warmest to coolest colors” — color theory
— Themes: insects, colors, symmetry, logic, direction
— Children aged 2+
— Preschool educators, speech therapists, early development professionals
— Inclusive classrooms, Montessori or Reggio-inspired settings
— Toy and gift shops specializing in natural or educational materials
— Ideal for family play and at-home learning
— Universal, high-appeal theme (butterflies + colors)
— Reusable with endless play combinations
— Compact format and strong visual shelf presence
— Educational + emotional value in one product
— Fits core or seasonal assortments in any retail collection
This game helps children not just recognize colors, but compare, reason, and make decisions — independently and joyfully. A colorful way to build logic and direction sense through the wings of a butterfly.