Curious cats peek through the fence while birds fly nearby — and the child carefully builds the scene step by step. This logic-based game develops visual perception, attention to detail, sequencing, and color recognition. Children recreate the image from a task card by placing wooden slats, birds, and cats — just like assembling a real backyard!
35 colorful wooden fence slats
8 wooden cat figures
6 bird tokens (yellow, blue, pink)
12 double-sided task cards
Wooden base with engraved design + sturdy box
Choose a task card.
Match the layout by placing fence slats, birds, and cats in the same positions.
Older kids can create their own layouts and challenge friends to copy them.
Discuss questions like: “Where is the orange cat?”, “How many pink birds?”, “Which color is repeated the most?”
Attention and visual tracking
Logical and spatial thinking
Early math skills: counting, positions (left–right, top–bottom)
Color recognition and comparison
Speech development and creativity
In kindergartens — as a sequencing and logic activity
In speech therapy — for descriptive speech practice
In inclusive settings — structured and calming play
In NUS-style classrooms — thematic lesson on animals and colors
For homeschooling — builds patience and fine motor skills
Children aged 3–6
Educators and early development specialists
Speech therapists and psychologists
Parents looking for engaging and meaningful play
High component count = better engagement and replayability
Popular theme: animals, colors, fences — perfect for school sets
Strong wooden design + high-quality print
Fits well into educational kits and sensory boxes
Visually attractive on shelves and catalogs