Shapes-Puzzle "Where are the animals?" Forest edition

🧠 What the child does in the game

The child explores a colorful jungle scene with trees, caves, bushes, grass, and a watering hole. The goal is to find where each animal belongs. 🦁 The lion hides in the cave, 🐘 the elephant stands in tall grass, 🐒 the monkey swings from the tree, and the 🦓 zebra and 🦩 flamingo rest near the water. By matching shapes, colors, and environments, the child learns to think logically, develop spatial awareness, and build vocabulary.

📦 What’s in the set:

• Bright illustrated base board (savanna/jungle setting)

• 6 wooden animal inserts: 🦁 lion, 🐘 elephant, 🐒 monkey, 🦓 zebra, 🐢 turtle, 🦩 flamingo

• Matching hideouts: cave, tree, bush, grass, water, rocks

• Easy-grip cutouts for small fingers

Made from safe materials with high-quality printing.

🎯 What it develops:

– Spatial reasoning and attention to detail
– Logic and environmental awareness
– Visual comparison: shape, color, context
– Fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
– Thematic speech and vocabulary (animals, nature, habitats)

💡 Ideas for educational play:

– “Find where each animal lives” – basic matching
– “Why does it go here?” – verbal reasoning
– “Name the place” – expand vocabulary (savanna, cave, grass, bush)
– “Tell a story” – imagination and sentence-building
– Great for themes: wild animals, habitats, logic, movement, early science

👥 Who it’s for:

– Parents of children aged 2–5
– Preschool teachers, speech therapists, early educators
– Learning centers, sensory rooms, intervention programs
– Wholesale buyers building beginner logic or animal-themed kits

📦 Why it’s great for wholesale:

– Strong base puzzle with rich logical connections
– Universal theme: wild animals and natural environments
– Compact, durable and perfect for group or individual play
– Easy to combine with other Ubbes nature and logic series
– Ideal for early learning programs and bilingual use

A game that teaches children not just to see the shape — but to understand the meaning, relationships, and logic of the animal world.