• FUN JUNGLE THEME PUZZLE ACTIVITY – Includes a tiger, an elephant and a snake and other animals
• FIRST PUZZLE THAT DEVELOPS INTO A GAME – With two ways to play, Jungle Heads & Tails is a fun first matching activity that develops into a game as children progress. In the first version, players select a card with an animal's head and match it to the animal’s body. As they progress, they lay the cards face down to play a memory game
• DEVELOPS EDUCATIONAL AND LIFE SKILLS – Promotes observation and matching skills as children find the head and body puzzle parts. Promotes memory, turn taking and sharing when they progress to the game. Encourage children to name the animals aloud to develop speech and language skills
• PERFECT FOR TODDLERS AND PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN – Includes large, wipe-clean cards that are great for the little hands, for boys and girls age 18 months to 4 years
• SUITABLE FOR 1-4 PLAYERS - Children can engage in this activity independently or play it as a game with up to 4 players

Product Description

Jungle Heads & Tails

Jungle Heads and Tails is a fun first matching activity for children from 18 months that can develop into a simple game as children grow in confidence and ability. Children can be encouraged to say words aloud to develop speech and language skills. As they play, they will develop matching and memory skills and learn about turn-taking and sharing. There are a lot of animals to find including a flamingo, a parrot and a tiger!

Key Features

Matching Pairs

Young players can have the cards face up and play a simple matching activity. To advance play, flip the cards face down and play as a memory game.

Collect Them All

Keep matching up the cards until all 12 friendly jungle pairs have been found. Then, observe and describe the colourful jungle animals seen.

Added Play Value

Includes a finger elephant to extend the fun and play value!

Farmyard Heads & Tails

Also available in our Farmyard Heads & Tails version.

Educational Benefits

Matching and Memory

As children grow in confidence and ability the pairing activity can develop into a fun matching game where players race to find the most animals.

Observational Skills

Children will have to closely observe the cards that are opened to find their animal pairs.

Hand-Eye Coordination

As children grip the cards and match them together they will be coordinating small muscles and developing their hand eye coordination.

Language Development

Children will love naming and describing the colourful jungle animals they can see on the cards, from a cheeky monkey to a bright pink flamingo!