Four small stories a three year old can put in order with their hands.

Each of the four puzzles is eight interlocking tiles that only fit one way, so the child works out the sequence rather than guessing it. A speckled hen lays an egg, the egg cracks, a chick steps out and grows into the hen again. A dalmatian curls up with her puppies and the puppies grow. A hand drops a seed, rain falls, a shoot comes up and becomes a fruit tree. A caterpillar eats a leaf, spins itself shut and opens as a butterfly. Thirty two tiles in total, painted in soft chalky colours by an illustrator rather than rendered, which is why they still look good laid out on a table.

The whole thing belongs to the Clementoni for Future range. The side of the box says it plainly: no trees were felled and no new hydrocarbon resources were extracted to make the materials in this range of games, and the packaging and components are made from top quality recycled materials. Made in Italy, marked 3 and up.