Puzzle "Fruits"

🧠 What the child experiences

Children assemble complete fruit images using triangular pieces on a hexagonal board. Each piece shows part of a fruit — a slice of watermelon, a piece of banana, or a bit of orange peel. To solve the puzzle, kids must pay attention to shape, symmetry, and color. The game builds spatial logic and teaches the concept of part and whole, while expanding fruit vocabulary through play.

📦 What’s inside:

• A hexagonal wooden base

• Triangular puzzle pieces with fruit fragments

• Over 25 colorful fruits: strawberry, watermelon, pineapple, banana, pear, raspberry, plum, mango, orange, cherry, pomegranate, lime, peach, and more

Made from safe materials with high-quality printing.

🎯 What it develops:

– Spatial thinking and visual perception
– Understanding of how parts form a whole
– Attention, memory, and visual analysis
– Vocabulary development: fruit names, shapes, colors, flavors
– Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination

💡 Ideas for educational play:

– “Build the fruit” — match fragments to complete the image
– “Name and describe” — color, shape, texture, taste
– “Find the same” — match similar fruits
– “What can we make?” — pretend recipes: salad, smoothie, jam
– Great for themes: nutrition, food groups, categorization, logic

👥 Who it’s for:

– Parents of children aged 3–6
– Preschool teachers, speech therapists, early childhood educators
– Learning centers, speech groups, school readiness programs
– Wholesale buyers building kits for food, logic, or sorting topics

📦 Why it works well for wholesale:

– Combines food theme with hands-on puzzle logic
– Large number of fruits = rich language and sorting opportunities
– Unique hexagon format stands out from standard puzzles
– Easy to combine with other Ubbes sets (vegetables, animals, insects)
– Eye-catching and ideal for both home and classroom use

A game that teaches children to see the whole through the details — and to recognize flavor not only with their tongue, but with logic, sight, and imagination.