In the children's game "Hase hüpf!" the little ones ask questions like: Where does the rabbit live? When have we petted it before? How does it move? During free play, the children discuss eight different animal species, inspired by the illustrated puzzle cards, and imitate them in sounds and movements. Afterwards, they try to piece the puzzle back together. They grasp and understand. With the color ball and the backs of the cards, the children learn to recognize and differentiate individual colors.

Through playful movement, "Hase hüpf!" promotes gross and fine motor skills. In the first rule-based game "Where is my family?", the goal is to bring all the animal cards to the animal boards with the matching families scattered around the room, moving like the corresponding animal along the way. The color ball determines which card can be drawn from the stack. Everyone imitates the depicted animal and hops, waddles, or gallops around the room. It's a lot of fun! Two additional game ideas provide even more variety and grow with the children's abilities. The puzzle game is perfect for early learning and belongs in every child's room.