Animal Puzzle - Bird

Dive into the world of Montessori with our beautiful "Animal Puzzle - Bird," an essential part of our Montessori Premium range. This unique wooden puzzle consists of 6 pieces that together form the anatomy of a bird. Each puzzle piece represents an important part of the bird's body, allowing children to playfully acquaint themselves with the biology and structure of birds.

Maria Montessori, the founder of the Montessori method, emphasized the importance of holistic education. Our animal puzzles are specially designed not only to improve hand-eye coordination but also to develop fine motor skills, concentration, and cognitive abilities in children. Lifting the puzzle pieces, equipped with buttons, and placing them in the right spot trains the muscles in the hands, which is a good preparation for writing.

The "Animal Puzzle - Bird" is part of a traditional Montessori zoology collection that includes six different puzzles, each focused on a specific class of vertebrates. This bird puzzle, made in vibrant colors, is not only attractive to children but also offers a valuable learning experience. Children learn about the main body parts of a bird, develop their problem-solving ability, and are encouraged to explore the world around them.

A specially designed stand is available for neat storage and presentation of the puzzles. Each puzzle is made from high-quality, FSC-certified wood, ensuring the durability and quality of our products.

The puzzle measures approximately 24 x 24 x 1 cm and consists of a wooden base plate and six puzzle pieces, also made from wood. This puzzle not only provides a fundamental basis for improving focus and concentration but also promotes language development by making and using name tags for the different body parts.

At Senso-Care, we understand the importance of development-oriented toys for children. Our "Animal Puzzle - Bird" is therefore a perfect choice for parents and educators looking for high-quality, educational toys that contribute to the overall development of the child.