Felt Game “What Grows Where?”

Felt Game “What Grows Where?”

The educational felt game “What Grows Where?” is designed to introduce children to where vegetables, fruits, and berries grow. During the game, the child learns to distinguish plants by their place of growth, match the images with the corresponding part of the game base, and better understand the world around them.

The game is designed in a sorting format: the child places the felt elements according to where they grow — in the ground, on a bush, or on a tree. This approach helps form basic natural science concepts, develops logical thinking, attention, and the ability to classify objects by a common feature.

During the game, the child:
— looks at images of vegetables, fruits, and berries
— determines where they grow
— sorts the elements by their place of growth
— matches the felt elements with the game base
— learns to compare and group objects
— completes tasks according to a pattern or independently

The material helps to:
— develop logical thinking
— form classification and sorting skills
— expand knowledge about vegetables, fruits, and berries
— enrich vocabulary
— train attention and memory
— develop visual perception
— develop fine motor skills
— form cognitive interest in nature

Suitable for use:
— in kindergartens
— in development centers
— in preparation for school
— during individual lessons
— for activities at home

The felt elements are pleasant to the touch, safe, and comfortable for children’s hands. They stay well on the surface, allowing repeated use, different game variations, and use of the material in various lesson formats.

Set includes:
— felt game base with sorting zones
— set of felt elements with images of vegetables, fruits, and berries

Specifications:
— Material: felt
— Type: educational game
— Purpose: development of logic, attention, memory, speech, classification skills, visual perception, and fine motor skills
— Age: 4+