Tell where the animals live. This zoo contains people, elephants, camels, snakes and giraffes. Each assignment card indicates a position where the people and the animals are located. One side of the assignment card and the associated game board has accommodations on them, and the other side a matrix grid.

Two children are sitting opposite each other. They choose an assignment card and give each other verbal instructions, such as: "Place the giraffe on the grass at the top left of the game board." Both children place the giraffe on the map. Or: "Place two elephants on red 3". Both children place the elephants on the matrix board. Develop visual memory, auditory discrimination, insight into spatial relationships and logical thinking. Ages 3yrs+.

Key Educational Benefits:

• Enhances the ability to retain and recall visual information, which is foundational for reading, writing, and math by remembering animal placements and layout patterns.
• Improves listening skills, sound differentiation, and following verbal instructions—essential for language development. Follow spoken instructions accurately.
• Builds spatial reasoning which supports skills in geometry, map reading and even early STEM concepts. Understand directions such as top, bottom, left, and right.
• Encourages strategic thinking, sequencing, and deductive reasoning, important for problem-solving and critical thinking.
• Promotes expressive and receptive language skills, vocabulary development, and the ability to communicate precisely.
• Builds teamwork, patience, empathy, and the ability to collaborate—key social-emotional skills.
• Strengthens sustained attention and task persistence, useful for academic and everyday tasks.

Contents:

2 Plastic Cards with a map on one side and a matrix with a zoo (30 x 19.5 cm)

Plastic Card with a zoo (30 x 19.5 cm)

18 Assignment Cards with 32 assignments (13 x 9 cm)

Wooden Holder (25 x 2.8 x 2 cm)

50 Wooden Figures

Manual

Wooden Box (33,5 x 22.5 x 7 cm)