Sliding Animals

How to play

Your child rebuilds cheerful animal pictures that have been cut into wooden tiles: in the first levels they tap two tiles to swap them, and later they slide tiles into one empty spot, just like a classic sliding puzzle. This builds spatial reasoning and planning, because children must picture where each piece belongs and think a few moves ahead to clear the way. Every tile carries a tiny map of its home spot, the tray shows a faint ghost of the picture, and a peek button shows the whole animal whenever they need it. Every shuffle can always be solved, there are no timers and no losing, and each finished animal becomes a sticker in the sticker book.