‘Séguin Boards: Vegetables’ wooden puzzle sorter

About the game

The vegetables in the pictures look familiar, but is it easy to find the right piece for each one? Take a closer look at the shapes, colours and patterns — sometimes it’s the smallest detail that helps you find the answer!

‘Séguin Boards: Vegetables’ is a wooden puzzle sorter with boards and shaped inserts. The child compares the pictures of vegetables, selects the matching shapes and patterns, and finds the correct pairs. The variety of images encourages children to look more closely at familiar foods.

Every pair they find is a small victory in a game where ordinary vegetables turn into exciting challenges.

In the set

• wooden box, 20 × 16 × 6 cm
• 18 wooden tiles, 10 × 7.5 cm, featuring pictures of vegetables and patterns
• 18 vegetable inserts, 4–5 cm: 6 vegetables each in different designs

How to play

1. Lay out the boards and inserts.
2. The child looks for a vegetable that matches both the shape and the picture.
3. Place each vegetable on its corresponding board.

Where to start

Start with 4–5 boards featuring different vegetables.

Game variations

• ‘Find all the carrots’;
• ‘What grows in the ground?’;
• Touch with your eyes closed;
• Name the colour of the vegetable.

What children can practise

• shapes and comparisons
• knowledge of vegetables
• attention

Who it’s for

Children aged 3 and over; at home, at kindergarten, or during lessons with a teacher.

Material

Wood-based board (pressed wood), bright print.