Woodland Adventure Bundle
Wee Gallery
The Woodland Adventure Bundle pairs a wooden Count to Ten Leaves Puzzle with a Woodland Memory Game, both designed for children ages 3 and up who are building early counting and matching skills. The puzzle uses dash marks on leaf-shaped pieces rather than printed numbers, so children match counts to the corresponding tray slot, while the memory game features 40 acorn-shaped cards illustrated with woodland animals and plants like owls, squirrels, hedgehogs, and foxes.
The puzzle is made from sustainably sourced rubberwood and measures 10 inches by 7 inches, while the memory game cards are made of sturdy FSC certified board. The puzzle should not be submerged in water and is not intended for teething.
Children learn number concepts at different paces, so some may be ready for the puzzle earlier or later than the recommended age. The memory game can be adjusted in difficulty by removing or adding pairs of cards, or by starting with cards face-up for younger players.
Características clave
- Wooden Count to Ten puzzle with counting marks on leaf-shaped pieces
- Puzzle made from sustainably sourced rubberwood
- Puzzle measures 10 inches by 7 inches
- Not intended for teething and should not be submerged in water
- Recommended for ages 3 and up
- Woodland Memory Game with 40 cards for 20 matching pairs
- Memory game cards made from sturdy FSC-certified board
- Memory game illustrated with owl, squirrel, hedgehog, fox and other woodland animals
- Memory game recommended for ages 3 and up
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