About Where Does It Go?
Socks, a crown, a ring or headphones: each round shows one thing to wear, with pictures of body parts below it, such as a head, a hand, a foot or an ear. Your child taps the part where that thing is worn. It turns getting dressed into a little puzzle.
How to play
- Spot the thing to wear at the top, such as a hat or a ring.
- Tap the body part where it goes.
- Or press a number key on a keyboard, counting from the left.
What your child practices
- Knowing body parts
- What clothes are for
- Matching things to their use
How it grows with your child
TinyAges 2-4
Two body parts to choose from each time.
LittleAges 4-6
Three body parts to choose from, so there is more to think about.
Play together
While getting dressed, hold up each item and let your child point to where it goes before putting it on.
