This colorful wooden puzzle introduces children to life on a farm, where six families of animals each have their own home. The child’s task is to figure out who lives where by observing shape, illustrations, and interior details of each house. Every clue matters: the size, design, and the animal pair. This game builds the understanding of “big and small,” “family,” “who lives where,” and introduces early math, logic, and storytelling.
Wooden base in the shape of a farm with 3 layers
6 different buildings, each labeled in Ukrainian: Barn, Coop, Pigsty, Doghouse, etc.
6 families of animals as wooden inserts:
🐮 Cow and calf
🐖 Pig and piglet
🐔 Hen and rooster
🐶 Dog and puppy
🐴 Horse and foal
🐱 Cat and kitten
All pieces are easy to grasp and remove with small fingers
Made from safe materials with high-quality printed finish.
– Spatial thinking and visual logic
– Categorization: home, size, family, animal types
– Sorting and matching by features
– Speech development through descriptions and storytelling
– Early counting: number of animals, babies vs. adults, more/less
– “Match each family to their house” — basic classification
– “Who lives where?” — logic and reasoning
– “Count the baby animals” — early math
– “Find the biggest or smallest family” — comparison and grouping
– “Tell a farm story” — boosts imagination and expressive speech
– Great for topics: farm, family, logic, sorting, early math
– Parents of children aged 3–6
– Preschool teachers, speech therapists, early educators
– Learning centers, therapy rooms, group sessions
– Wholesale buyers building educational or themed kits
– Multi-layered structure = more learning in one compact format
– Unique concept: not just animals, but animal families and their homes
– Labels in Ukrainian – ideal for bilingual learning and regional relevance
– Compatible with other Ubbes storytelling puzzles
– Durable materials – suitable for classroom and intensive daily use
This game teaches not just where someone lives — but what it means to belong, to care, and to think through stories.