Inset Puzzle with Cards “Frame Christmas Tree”

The tree is waiting to be decorated — with mittens, bows, ornaments, and cozy little houses. The child picks a task card, studies the layout, and carefully replicates the pattern. It looks simple, but this puzzle builds attention, coordination, and logic — making it an excellent tool for early learning and festive play.

📦 What’s Inside

• Tree-shaped wooden base (size: 23 × 20 cm)

• 140 colorful pieces in 6 colors (20 of each): houses, mittens, bows, ornaments

• 4 interchangeable puzzle frames

• 20 task cards with sample patterns to recreate

• Comfortable thickness: 6 mm

• Safe materials with high-quality printing

🧠 What It Develops

• Color recognition and classification

• Shape and position comparison

• Spatial concepts: top, bottom, center, left, right

• Counting skills up to 20

• Fine motor coordination and precision

• Focus, memory, and early logic

📖 How to Play

• Choose one of the 20 task cards

• Observe the placement of the pieces on the sample

• Decorate the tree to match exactly

• Make it more challenging by switching the frame, setting a timer, or playing from memory

🎓 Activity Ideas

• “Count the Decorations” — sort and count by color or shape

• “Spot the Difference” — compare two tree layouts

• “What’s Missing?” — remove one item and ask the child to find the gap

• “Mirror the Tree” — decorate symmetrically on both sides

• Perfect for lessons on winter, numbers, spatial thinking, and logic

👥 Ideal For

• Preschools, early learning centers, and occupational therapy

• Educators and homeschoolers (fits NUS/early math programs)

• Toy and gift retailers

• Group activities and sensory rooms

💼 Wholesale Advantages

• Universal holiday theme — tree + decorations = strong seasonal appeal

• High piece count — perfect for sorting, counting, patterning

• Compact and practical format for display and classroom use

• Combines puzzle, logic game, and motor skills activity

• Eye-catching design and holiday theme = easy to sell during winter season

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This isn’t just about decorating a tree — it’s a child’s first step into pattern recognition, spatial logic, and creative thinking through joyful hands-on play.