Trucks and Diggers Puzzles Games For Boys Lite

Young children are fascinated by Things That Go and these colorful puzzles of the fastest, biggest and most amazing vehicles in the world will keep toddlers entertained for hours. From a spectacular giant bulldozer, crane, monster truck to a high speed train, spaceship, police boat and go-cart. Each has their name played in English and Hebrew so that children can learn what they’re called, build their truck, diggers and vehicles vocabulary, and start to develop word and picture association.

Kids Place the pieces correctly on the puzzle to hear the word and sound of wheeled excavator, mini loader, cement mixer truck, ice cream truck, combine harvester, rescue helicopter, police boat and much more!

Trucks and Things That Go is a colorful shape puzzle of trucks, ships, planes, trains and much more. This is the perfect app for kids who love trucks, diggers, tractors, trains and things that go. In Things That Go they’ll discover bright, bold puzzle elements of different kinds of transportation vehicles - trucks, tractors, airplanes, trains, diggers and more, from farm vehicles to emergency vehicles to construction vehicles.

If you have a child who is interested in different vehicles this is a great educational and fun learning game.

Trucks and Things That Go is bursting with vehicles that kids will love learning the name, hearing the sounds and spotting in the world around them.

Trucks and Things That Go - eye and ear catching puzzle enhances matching and listening skills. Let your toddler play with it, while enriching their language skills, developing their fine motor skills, and learning names and sounds of numerous objects.

Features:
* Hebrew and English
* Amazing vehicles
* Learn the name of the vehicle and hear its sound – Crane, Fire truck, Glider
* 3 Different themes
* Trucks
* Trains
* In the air

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