Developing wooden puzzles Who Lives Where

We arrange the pieces in a row – generalizing. We learn who lives where. Meanwhile, fine motor skills, logical thinking, visual perception, and attentiveness are developed.The developing wooden game "Who Lives Where" is built on a puzzle principle.On the game... board measuring 228x152 mm, limited by a frame 4 mm thick, pieces are arranged in 4 rows, 6 pieces in each row. Moreover, each row must start with a piece depicting the places of residence (village, forest, Africa, and ocean). The child must continue the row by laying out pieces with characteristics corresponding to a particular place of residence.Adult participation in the game is mandatory. Let the little one explain the principle by which they place the pieces with characteristics. You can always correct them by explaining what their mistake is.Game contents:
- board, size 248x172x8 mm;
- 24 pieces, size 38x38x4 mm.
 All game parts are made of certified plywood using lasers, have no burrs or sharp edges. The images on the pieces are printed with safe water-based paints, making them safe for children.Warning!
1. Not suitable for children under 3 years old.
2. Do not store near heating devices.
3. Do not play near open flames.
4. Due to the presence of small parts, adult supervision is mandatory.