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Felt Game “Find the Shadow. Who Lives Where?”
The educational felt game “Find the Shadow. Who Lives Where?” is designed to develop attention, memory, logical thinking, and the ability to match images in preschool children. During the game, the child learns to find the animal’s shadow, identify its habitat, and correctly match felt elements to the game bases.
The game is based on a matching format: the child is invited to find the animal, match it with its shadow, and determine where it lives. This approach develops observation skills, visual perception, concentration, and the ability to establish connections between an object and its habitat.
During the game, the child:
— analyzes images
— finds the matching shadow
— matches the animal with its habitat
— selects elements by shape, image, and meaning
— places the felt elements in the correct places
— completes tasks based on a sample or independently
The material helps to:
— develop logical thinking
— build analysis and matching skills
— train attention and memory
— improve visual perception
— develop spatial thinking
— expand knowledge about animals and their habitats
— develop fine motor skills
— build perseverance and independence
Suitable for use:
— in kindergartens
— in development centers
— for school preparation
— during individual lessons
— for home activities
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 activity formats.
Set includes:
felt game bases with habitat images and animal shadows, a set of felt animal elements for matching and arranging
Specifications:
Material: felt
Type: educational game
Purpose: development of logic, attention, memory, visual perception, thinking, and fine motor skills
Age: 4+