Издательство Робинс / Meer Verwirrung Sea

A fascinating educational manual for children with new marine animals that are beautiful will be added to the "Zootrastanitsa" and "Zootanitsa" sets! How to play? The set contains 33 puzzle cards, from which the child can put together pictures of animals and words. The game uses both the front and back sides of the cards. You can check the correctness of the collected words by turning them over. If the word is collected correctly, then on the other side there will be correctly assembled picture. On the back of the picture you will collect three images associated with each other With a friend, have your child read the names of the resulting unusual animals and tell funny fairy tales about them. Such tasks perfectly stimulate the development of speech and creative thinking in children! All puzzle cards fit perfectly together, so you can make funny non-existent animals from them! What is the peculiarity of the set: - You can take the cards with you on the road. - Puzzles are made of thick cardboard and will last a very long time. - The game promotes the development of thinking, visual perception, perseverance, attentiveness, fine motor skills and imagination. - The cards are suitable for both self-study and group games. - All the confusion sets fit together perfectly ("Zoopanitsa", "Zootopanitsa", "Dinopravnitsa" and "Techno-confusion"). What we find inside: 33 puzzle cards with beautiful large pictures. It is important for parents to know: - In a fun way, children will get acquainted with various animals, find out where they live, what they eat and more, will fantasize, composing images of non-existent animals, and will want to read the resulting names on their own, which will be an excellent incentive to learn to read. - The set of cards is intended for children from 3 years old, but also suitable for younger ones. - Ideal for both individual play and preschool use. - A set of cards is ideal for both individual play and for use in preschool institutions and is aimed at developing thinking, attention, visual perception, fine motor skills and imagination