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Wherdsitgo the City by Ingela P Arrhenius Vilac

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$22.5 $30 In stock

"If the scooter is placed to the left of the bus, the station must therefore be placed on the right." Our wooden "Build it" logic game, illustrated by Ingela P. Arrhenius, invites your child from 3 years old to place the wooden pieces in the right place according to challenge cards. A fun concept that will stimulate their logic, fine motor skills, sense of observation, and understanding of space (left, right, top, bottom, middle). The added bonus? Expandable challenge cards, for family play.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Eli ★★★★★

We finally got this for our four-year-old and she figured out the left/right placement faster than I expected. The wooden pieces feel really solid and the city theme keeps her engaged for a good 20 minutes.

Michael ★★★★★

My three-year-old asks to play this logic game every evening now—the way the wooden pieces fit together with the bus and scooter really makes her think about left and right. The illustrations are charming and the pieces are sturdy enough for her little hands. It’s genuinely satisfying to watch her f