Winter Insets with Background Hint 2

A cozy winter scene to build confidence and fine motor skills

Gingerbread cookies, wrapped gifts, a snowman, and friendly animals in hats — each figure belongs somewhere on the snowy board. Thanks to the background illustrations, toddlers can match shapes easily and proudly say: “I did it myself!” It’s an ideal game for developing early independence through gentle, festive play.

📦 What’s in the set

• Wooden puzzle base with printed background hints (size: 23 × 15.5 cm)

• 6 wooden figures: presents, snowman, cookies, cat, dog, and bird

• Color-coded backgrounds help children place each piece correctly

• Comfortable 6 mm thickness — easy for little hands to grasp

• Safe materials with bright, high-quality printing

🧠 What it develops

• Fine motor skills and hand coordination

• Visual matching and spatial reasoning

• Color and shape recognition

• Focus, patience, and early logic

• Language development through storytelling

📖 How to play

• Remove all pieces and place them next to the board

• Observe the background hints together with the child

• Encourage them to find where each figure belongs

• Name the objects, colors, and shapes as you go: “This is a snowman”, “Where are the presents?”

🎓 Activity ideas

• “Find by color” — sort pieces based on their background

• “Name opposites” — soft/hard, warm/cold, edible/non-edible

• “Create a winter story” — narrate a tale using the puzzle characters

• Great for lessons on seasons, holidays, emotions, and vocabulary

👥 Ideal for

• Nurseries, toddler groups, early childhood classrooms

• Speech therapists, NUS educators, child development specialists

• Parents of children aged 1–3

• Toy shops and holiday gift retailers

💼 Wholesale benefits

• Clear self-guided format — easy for solo play

• Color hints boost success and repetition

• Holiday theme = strong seasonal sales

• Compact, giftable packaging

• Ideal as a first game for focus, logic, and hand control

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This game is more than a puzzle — it’s a child’s first story made with their own hands. And each successful match is a joyful step toward confidence and learning.