Magnetic Shape and Color Puzzle Fish TEKA 612660 — educational wooden magnetic fish set

TEKA Magnetic Shape and Color Puzzle Fish is an educational wooden magnetic set designed to help preschool children learn basic shapes and colors. The set comprises multiple fish-shaped pieces with integrated magnets that attach to magnetic surfaces such as a board or refrigerator, enabling hands-on, reusable activity for individual or group learning. The wooden construction and magnetic connection support safe play and repeated sorting tasks that reinforce visual recognition and manual dexterity.

Advantages

The magnetic fish puzzle offers a tactile approach to early learning by combining wooden pieces with magnets for stable placement and easy manipulation. It supports development of fine motor skills through grasping and precise placement, while clear color and shape differences promote visual discrimination and language development. The durable wooden components make the set suitable for frequent classroom use and home activities; the magnetic feature keeps pieces in place during vertical play and reduces tabletop clutter.

Suitable for

• Preschool and kindergarten shape and color lessons
• Home learning and playtime activities for children aged 2–6
• Group activities in early childhood classrooms
• Therapeutic play to develop fine motor coordination

Key specifications

• Material: wooden pieces with embedded magnets
• Design: fish-shaped pieces with distinct colors and shapes
• Compatibility: suitable for magnetic boards and similar vertical magnetic surfaces
• Age range: intended for preschool-aged children (early learning)
• Use: reusable puzzle for sorting, matching, and creative play

How to use

Present the magnetic fish on a magnetic surface and invite the child to sort pieces by color or shape, match identical fish, or arrange them into patterns. Activities can be individual or guided by an adult who models naming colors and shapes and gives simple instructions. Combine pieces to create simple scenes or counting exercises, gradually increasing task complexity as the child’s skills improve. After play, store pieces in a box or container to avoid loss and keep the set complete for future sessions.

Usage recommendations

Always supervise children during play and check pieces regularly for signs of wear or loose magnets. Use on clean, flat magnetic surfaces and avoid exposure to moisture to preserve the wooden finish and magnet adhesion. Introduce progressive tasks—start with simple color matching, then add shape recognition and sequencing—to support steady learning progress.