The Wooden Burger from the WOOPIE GREEN brand is a tasty portion of educational fun for every little cook! The set allows children to recreate burger patterns from cards or create their own compositions. Thanks to colorful ingredients and cards with illustrations, toddlers learn logical thinking, develop concentration, creativity and memory. An additional attraction is the possibility of role-playing - the child can play the role of a cook and serve delicious dishes to his guests! The child chooses the necessary ingredients, and then, looking at the thickness and color, arranges the ingredients in order. The game can be diversified by a game of memorizing and replaying a picture from memory by the toddler. You can also cover the ingredients on the card, and the child can choose the necessary ingredients and arrange the hamburger based on the appearance itself. A child can also come up with their own burger look - only creativity and imagination are limited Characteristics: - a toy suitable for children from 3 years of age - the set contains 15 elements: 2 rolls, 8 burger ingredients, 5 cards with 10 patterns - the child's task is to arrange the burger according to the selected pattern - the ability to create their own fancy burgers - a memorization game - the child can recreate the burger from memory or based only on a side view - ideal for role-playing - playing cook and restaurant - elements made of wood, with rounded edges - safe for children The set includes: - 2 burger buns - 8 burger ingredients (e.g. lettuce, cheese, meat, tomato) - 5 cards with 10 burger patterns The toy develops: - Manual skills - precise arrangement of ingredients improves fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination - Imagination and creativity - the ability to create your own compositions stimulates creative thinking - Logical thinking - recreating patterns teaches the child to analyze shapes, colors and order - Concentration - the task requires focus on details and accurate reproduction - Memorization - memory games with arranging burgers support memory development