The child takes on the role of a logistics dispatcher, organizing delivery trucks based on what they transport. Cement goes to the mixer truck, bananas to the food truck, and a tiger to the zoo truck. This engaging association game builds logic, attention, and vocabulary through hands-on problem-solving.
– 4 compartments shaped like trucks:
• cement mixer
• refrigerated food truck
• animal transport truck
• construction vehicle
– 40 same-sized wooden tiles featuring real-life objects, including:
• food (bananas, bread, meat, eggs)
• animals (elephant, fox, tiger, penguin)
• materials (brick, cement, wood, metal)
• extras (toys, clothes, tools, vehicles)
Each tile is visually linked to one of the trucks based on function or category, encouraging logical connections
– Logical categorization and matching
– Building associations between objects and purpose
– Speech and vocabulary development
– Memory and sustained attention
– Imaginative thinking and symbolic play
– “Deliver the cargo”: sort tiles into the correct truck by function
– “Odd one out”: show three items from one category and one that doesn’t fit
– Compare and contrast: What does each truck carry? How do they look different or similar?
– Advanced sorting: mix categories and let the child explain their choices
– Ideal for classroom centers, speech therapy, preschool activities, or homeschooling
– Preschool classrooms, early learning centers, special educators
– Speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists
– Parents looking for meaningful learning through play
– Retailers, distributors, and curriculum suppliers
– Truck-themed play appeals universally to young learners
– 40 unique tiles = great replay value and lesson variety
– Safe materials with high-quality printing
– Gift-ready packaging, ideal for bundles or early learning kits
– Compatible with other sorting boxes in the Ubbes series
This is more than just a sorting game — it’s a thinking tool. Children learn to recognize structure, justify choices, and make sense of the world. Each tile finds its truck, just like each idea finds its word.