This charming wooden puzzle helps young children explore early math and logic concepts. Each animal family consists of three members — a baby, a mother, and a father — which the child places in order by size in the matching slots. More than just sorting, it’s a hands-on way to introduce sequencing, size comparison, and categorization through play.
Wooden board with 4 recessed spaces for animal families
12 animal figures: cat, sheep, fox, cow — each in 3 sizes
Distinct characters (small, medium, large) for each species
Bright illustrations for easy identification and recognition
Understanding of quantity and spatial size (bigger–smaller, first–last)
Logical thinking: grouping, ordering, comparing
Sensory perception (shape, size, thickness)
Vocabulary: animals, family members, adjectives
Language and reasoning skills
“Who’s the biggest?” — arrange animals in size order
“Name the family” — describe each character and their role
“Who’s missing?” — hide a figure and let the child guess
“Odd one out” — add a different animal and ask the child to explain why it doesn’t belong
“Group the families” — mix up all pieces and have the child sort them
Toddlers aged 2–4 learning about size and order
Preschools, early development centers, inclusive classrooms
Parents looking for mindful, story-based play
Wholesale partners offering sensory and educational wooden toys
Universally appealing theme: animals + family = guaranteed interest
Safe materials with high-quality printing
Clear visual logic — ideal for speech, math, or logic-based lessons
Compatible with NUSH, Montessori, and preschool curriculum models
🌟 Like a child’s first wordless book — this game teaches through order, shape, and storytelling without saying a word.