Triple-layered Shapes-puzzle "Where is the tree-house"

🧠 What the child experiences

The child is invited to explore a magical tree with 9 numbered houses and 9 animal characters. Each animal has a matching house — with visual and thematic clues: exterior design, house number, and interior details. Who lives in the cheese-shaped house? The mouse! Where’s the rabbit? In the carrot-themed one. This puzzle trains logical thinking, matching, observation, storytelling — and early counting too.

📦 What’s included:

• Wooden board in the shape of a tree, with 3 layered levels

• 9 houses numbered 1 to 9

• 9 animal-shaped wooden inserts:
  🐭 Mouse – cheese house
  🐰 Rabbit – carrot house
  🦉 Owl – lives under a glowing lamp

• Easy-to-grab pieces for little hands

Materials: wood with durable printed coating, safe inks, long-lasting design for frequent group use.

🎯 What it develops:

– Logic and spatial reasoning
– Attention to detail and comparison skills
– Number recognition (1–9) and sequencing
– Matching and “part–whole” understanding
– Expressive speech, storytelling, reasoning

💡 Ideas for educational play:

– “Find each animal’s home” – basic matching game
– “Why does it belong here?” – explain your choice
– “Count the floors” – number exploration
– “Put in order from 1 to 9” – number sequencing
– “Tell a story” – who lives where, what’s in their house?
– Perfect for themes: animals, homes, numbers, logic, storytelling

👥 Who it’s for:

– Parents of children aged 3–6
– Preschool teachers, speech therapists, early education professionals
– Developmental centers, storytime therapy, learning groups
– Wholesale buyers creating logic or themed learning kits

📦 Why it works well for wholesale:

– Unique 3-layer construction with detailed inner illustrations
– Combines logic, math, speech and storytelling in one game
– Visually rich and interactive – not just a puzzle, but a scene
– Durable materials – suitable for classrooms and therapy use
– Complements the wider Ubbes logic and sorting series

This is a game that helps children not just find answers — but build a world where logic, imagination and story come together.