Educational wooden number puzzle set LEAN Sport 10338 – crocodile shape, counting pieces

LEAN Sport wooden number puzzle set in a crocodile shape (model 10338) is an educational toy designed for preschool children to learn digits and basic counting. The set includes shaped wooden pieces with printed numerals that fit into corresponding cutouts on a crocodile-shaped board. The product combines tactile play with visual number cues to support early numeracy while also encouraging fine motor skill development and hand-eye coordination.

Advantages

The wooden construction provides durability and a smooth finish suitable for repeated use in both home and classroom settings. Numbered pieces are visually distinct and sized for small hands, making it easier for children to match shapes and recognize numerals. The crocodile motif adds a recognizable theme that helps maintain attention during learning activities without introducing complex mechanisms or electronics.

Suitable for

• Preschool number recognition and counting exercises
• Fine motor skill development and hand-eye coordination practice
• Interactive group activities in kindergarten or playgroups
• Quiet play and one-on-one teaching at home

Key specifications

• Material: solid wood pieces and wooden display board with painted surface
• Design: crocodile-shaped puzzle board with numbered cutouts
• Pieces: individual shaped wooden pieces with printed numerals
• Finish: smooth, child-safe paint or varnish suitable for preschool use
• Intended age group: preschool children (early years)

How to use

Give the crocodile board and the set of numbered pieces to the child and encourage them to match each numbered piece to the corresponding cutout. Start with identifying individual numerals, then progress to simple counting activities using the pieces. Educators or parents can ask the child to place pieces in order, find missing numbers, or count items while placing pieces to reinforce numeric concepts and sequencing.

Usage recommendations

Use on a flat, stable surface and supervise young children during play. Regularly inspect the wooden pieces and board for wear or damage and clean with a damp cloth; avoid prolonged exposure to moisture. Combine the puzzle with counting routines, story-based activities, or grouping games to expand learning opportunities.