Wooden game board depicts a funny caterpillar of a lilac color. The body consists of 33 insertable parts with font print letters. The letters are arranged alphabetically from the neck of the caterpillar to its tail. The corresponding letter is also written in the notch under the insert. All puzzles are equipped with convenient knobs to train fine motor skills.

Theme is aimed at:
The development of fine motor skills, visual and auditory perception, attention.
The development of spatial orientations (“at the beginning, in the middle, at the end of the ‘body’, before-after, between letters”), training in recognizing letters, distinguishing them, correlating with sounds.
The development of visual representations, the training of observation, visual-figurative thinking and memory.
Speech improvement, its sound and grammatical structure, vocabulary and syntax.
Training of intellectual and communicative abilities based on game activities.

Size: 41.3×29.5×0.9 cm.
Material: wood.
The game is designed for children of 3-7 years.

Educational game consists of 6 plot card series: how to bake cupcakes (4 cards), how to make tea (5 cards), the story of a lumberjack (4 cards), the story of a boy who went to hospital (6 cards), the story about a kitten that wanted to catch a fish, but broke an aquarium (6 cards), mother’s morning (5 cards). All cards are placed in a wooden box with movable cover.
Each series is marked with a graphic symbol (square, circle, asterisk, etc.) to help the child. The game is based on the dominoes principle. You can come up with an original story based on the plot sequence of actions. The game teaches the child to analyze the events that occur, revealing what was comes first and secondary.
Younger kids are encouraged to put the stories in the right order, voice it. Divide the cards equally between older kids, offer to put a card in the middle of the playing field with the beginning of any plot. The following players take turns laying out a continuation of the story. The one who puts the last card in the series takes it for himself. The winner is the one who ended up the most stories. “Sequence of actions” domino will help to develop not only logical thinking, coherent speech and logic, but also observation, memory and perception in a playful and cheerful way.