The child’s task is to fill the beehive by placing colorful hexagon tiles into the honeycomb grid. Each piece has a distinct shape and color, just like real honey cells. The game develops spatial thinking, logic, focus, and hand coordination. And there’s room for creativity too — kids can invent their own patterns, bee stories, or even “honey recipes.”
A wooden board with a colorful hive illustration
A set of multicolored hexagonal inserts
Recessed grid with raised edges — makes placement easy and secure
Cheerful design with bees, apples, flowers, and forest details
Made from safe materials with high-quality printing.
– Spatial reasoning and early logic
– Fine motor coordination and accuracy
– Color recognition and sorting by shade
– Focus and task completion skills
– Creativity through visual pattern building
– “Fill the hive” — classic shape-based tetris play
– “Sort by color” — group all yellow, red, or green tiles
– “Copy the pattern” — adult creates a sequence, child repeats
– “Hive story time” — whose birthday is it? how much honey did the bees collect?
– Great for themes: colors, coordination, insects, storytelling, pattern logic
– Parents of children aged 3–6 looking for color-based logic games
– Preschool teachers, therapists, early education professionals
– Learning centers, sensory rooms, pre-math programs
– Wholesale buyers creating kits on sorting, colors, insects or early logic
– Combines tetris mechanics, color sorting, and storytelling
– Durable pieces and recessed board — perfect for group use
– Bright, engaging design draws attention in classrooms or on shelves
– Part of the Ubbes series — easily bundled with other logic sorters
– Popular bee-and-hive theme loved by kids and educators alike
A game that teaches children to think like a little bee — with focus, care, and the joy of making something sweet.