This educational game helps children understand the difference between wild and domestic animals. By sorting tokens into the forest or farm, kids learn to classify, compare, and analyze — all while exploring the world of nature, logic, and care through play.
40 round tokens featuring animals, berries, mushrooms, fruits, and vegetables
2 sorting boards: one labeled “forest,” the other “farm”
Colorful chest-style box for convenient storage
Token size: 3×3 cm
Box size: 170×140×60 mm
Materials: HDF + high-quality, child-safe printing
Sort tokens: wild animals go to the forest, domestic ones to the farm
Learn who lives where, what they eat, and their roles in nature
Develop classification and comparison skills
Strengthen logic, speech, attention, and visual memory
Build early ecological thinking through hands-on discovery
Tell a story: “A day in the forest” or “Life on the farm”
Group animals by type: birds, mammals, wild vs domestic
Count categories: which are more — animals, fruits, or vegetables?
Play “What doesn’t belong?” — e.g., tomato in the forest
Use in nature-based or STEM-style lessons in NUSH or preschool
Preschools and early primary classes
NUSH-style educators and speech therapists
Developmental centers and home learning
Parents introducing classification and nature in a fun way
Evergreen theme: animals, nature, sorting
40 tokens — high play value in a compact set
Chest-style box: attractive, organized, giftable
Great for bundles, eco-learning, or logic kits
Safe materials, vibrant printing, durable format
✴ A game that helps kids understand the world, compare things, and develop care for nature.