Shapes-puzzle "Learn prepositions" ukrainian language

🎯 Child’s Role in the Game
Is the cat under the chair or in the basket? This game helps children learn spatial prepositions not just by hearing them — but by seeing and placing them in action. Each tile creates a real-life example of a grammatical structure, helping kids develop speech, logic, and visual understanding.

🔍 What’s in the Set:
— A wooden board with 5 Ukrainian prepositions: на (on), під (under), у (in), над (above), перед (in front of)
— 25 illustrated wooden tiles with cute characters and objects
— The child must place each character according to the correct preposition
Made with child-safe materials and clear visuals, perfect for small hands and early learning.

🧠 What the Game Develops:
— Understanding of spatial relations and sentence structure
— Speech development through preposition-based phrases
— Grammatical awareness in Ukrainian
— Attention, logic, and comparison skills
— Asking and answering questions, building language confidence

🎓 Ideas for Use in Play & Education:
🔸 “Where is it?” — place a tile and describe: “The cat is on the chair”
🔸 “Switch the place” — move the character and say what changed
🔸 “Guess from the clue” — describe the location without showing the tile
🔸 “What changed?” — observe, remember, and explain movements
🔸 Use as a memory tool — “Which tile is missing?” or “Which one doesn’t belong?”
Perfect for preschool speech therapy, Ukrainian language classes, inclusive education, or NUS (New Ukrainian School) programs.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Who It’s For:
— Preschool and early grade teachers, speech therapists
— Parents of children aged 3–6
— Language development centers
— Educators working with Ukrainian as a second language or for NUS curriculum

💼 Wholesale Benefits:
— Highly relevant: learning grammar through interactive play
— Ideal for kindergartens, inclusive classrooms, and speech therapy rooms
— Clear visual structure makes abstract concepts easier to grasp
— Especially helpful for children with speech delays or autism
— A unique tool in the “language through movement” category

This is more than just a grammar game — it turns complex language into meaningful, hands-on experiences kids can see, touch, and remember.