Puzzle "Amazing animals"

🧠 What the child experiences

The animals look familiar… but something’s off! The body parts are all mixed up: the frog has a zebra’s legs, the rhino got a cow’s belly, and the zebra has a horse’s head. The challenge is to match the correct animal parts — or create brand new fantasy creatures! It’s a puzzle, a game, and a story — all in one.

📦 What’s inside:

• A wooden base board with 9 animal slots

• 18 wooden tiles (9 heads + 9 bodies): frog, horse, elephant, cow, rhino, dog, pig, zebra, ram

• The parts can be matched correctly or creatively mixed to invent your own animals

Made from safe materials with high-quality printing.

🎯 What it develops:

– Logical thinking, comparison, and attention to detail
– Fine motor skills and hand coordination
– Creative thinking and imagination
– Speech: describing animals, telling stories, explaining choices
– Analytical skills: testing combinations and recognizing patterns

💡 Ideas for educational play:

– “Find the match” — classic sorting: match the head to the body
– “What is this creature?” — inventing names for fantasy animals: frobra, pigraphant, zebradog
– “Describe the animal” — colors, features, emotions, sounds
– “What doesn’t fit?” — identify and explain mismatched combinations
– Perfect for topics like wild/domestic animals, body parts, creative storytelling

👥 Who it’s for:

– Parents looking for a puzzle that’s both smart and fun
– Preschool teachers, speech therapists, child psychologists
– Early learning centers and creative development studios
– Wholesale buyers assembling themes like animals, sorters, or games for ages 2–4

📦 Why it works well for wholesale:

– Unique combination: classic sorter + imaginative play
– Large board — perfect for group use
– Aligns with early childhood learning goals (classification, traits, fantasy play)
– Durable and engaging — ideal for daily use
– Part of a popular puzzle series from Ubbes — easy to bundle and resell

This is a game that helps children see animals not just with their eyes — but with their hearts, through stories, humor, and imagination.