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The Learning Journey: Match It! - Animal Families - Learning Animals, Animal Matching Game, Animal Puzzle For Kids, Puzzle For Toddlers, Award Winning Educational Toys
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The Learning Journey: Match It! - Animal Families Features
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30 PUZZLE PAIRS: This bright collection of two-piece puzzles aimed at children ages 3 and up is a perfect introduction to jigsaw puzzles. Designed to introduce new words and encourage early reading and science skills, the colorful photographs help your child associate words with objects.
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IDEAL PREPARATION FOR SCHOOL: The puzzles make it easy and fun to become familiar with new words, a perfect introduction to the early reading skills they will encounter at school. They also strengthen the child’s developing concentration skills and build focus.
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IMPROVE MOTOR SKILLS: Thick, durable cardboard construction makes cards easy to grasp and use, and also a great way of improving hand-eye coordination and encouraging the development of essential motor skills.
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LEARN ABOUT ANIMALS: Children love to learn about animals and this puzzle helps develop a young child’s understanding and knowledge of animals and their offspring, this will increase their vocabulary and encourage their curiosity about the world.
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BOOST CONFIDENCE and SELF-ESTEEM: The self-correcting puzzle pieces means that only the correct pieces fit together. This means that they get the puzzle right every time, ideal for both independent play and playing together.
About The Learning Journey: Match It! - Animal Families
Match It! Animal Families teaches Children and their sibling's animals interactively using real photos. Each card has two pieces—a picture of a young and adult animal, each with the spelling of that object's name. By simply matching the pieces together, children will learn to recognize the spelling of simple words. The puzzle pairs are self-correcting—only correct object and name combinations will fit together.
