A game that improves eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills.
With 18 large pieces, it's a cardboard vehicle puzzle.
Have fun with four of the child's familiar vehicles that differ greatly in size.
As the child plays, he learns about the different types of movement in the city or village.
At the same time, he is being taught about size concepts, and as he assembles the puzzle, he is learning about them.
his vocabulary in an attempt to answer your own questions, such as:
Which of the following is the largest vehicle?
What is the maximum number of people that can be accommodated?
What is the lantern's function?
How many different colors does it have?
What happened to the kitten?
What happened to the gray and pink birds?
What about the dog?
Is there a snail somewhere?
What is the number of leaves on the tree?
