In the children's game "My Garden," kids can playfully explore nature: Which animals fly in the air? Bees and butterflies! Which flowers grow in the meadow? Dandelions and clover. In this nature game, 1.5-year-old children get to know the plants and animals of the garden. They can stick, place, and hang the colorful game elements in the three-dimensional play stage and even harvest strawberries. For little gardening pros, there is also a simple memory game as an additional variant. In the game for little explorers "My Garden," children learn about different flowers: daisies, dandelions, forget-me-nots, and clover are placed as small bouquets in the depressions on the game board. It's the perfect activity for little hands. Children also place strawberries, lettuce, and radishes, as well as animals like bees, butterflies, and ladybugs in the garden. This promotes their motor skills and everyday knowledge while expanding their vocabulary. With two game variants, the game grows with the children. In the memory game, children also practice recognizing shapes. "My Garden" from the Ravensburger series Playfully Learning to Read contains materials that have been carefully selected and tested, providing meaningful support in fostering your child's development.