This clever puzzle introduces children to size comparison, sequencing, and family concepts. Each animal family includes a baby, a mother, and a father — and kids place them in the correct order from smallest to largest. It’s a math-based game disguised as a playful safari adventure.
12 wooden animal figures (4 families: lions, elephants, giraffes, monkeys — each with 3 members: baby, mom, dad)
Wooden base with shaped cutouts — each row fits one family by size
Board size: 230×160×12 mm
Materials: HDF + safe, high-quality printed graphics
Compare and sort by size: small – medium – large
Learn counting and ordering (forward and backward)
Group animals by species and family
Strengthen logic, speech, motor skills, and observation
Understand relationships within families and how size changes with age
Name the animals and give them fun family names
Count and compare family members: Who’s tallest? Who’s in the middle?
Switch the order and guess what changed
Play “Who’s missing?” — remove one figure and ask the child to identify
Compare different families: posture, color, expressions
Preschools, early primary classes, and Montessori programs
Teachers and therapists working on speech, logic, or math
Parents looking for engaging toys that teach size and structure through play
Combines math, logic, and animal themes in one set
Visually engaging with a strong educational purpose
Safe materials and easy-to-handle large figures
Great for bundled kits, themed gifts, or math corners
✴ A game that teaches size, order, and the beauty of belonging to a family.