Does your little space explorer know what’s at the centre of our solar system? Well with this educational puzzle, they’ll certainly discover some exciting facts about our planet and its surrounding, celestial neighbours. Featuring solid-wood planet pieces, a glowing LED sun, and a poster with all the planet names, this puzzle will certainly help with fine motor development as your child picks up, pinches and holds the pieces.
Put the colored shapes into their right places to complete the pretty insects. At the same time, you’ll be learning how a clock works! This colorful puzzle gives children a fun introduction to tell the time.
It’s a race around the world in with this 2-in1 puzzle and board game. First, little world travellers need to solve the 100-piece puzzle. As they place the pieces, they’ll learn more about continents, individual nations, nature and landmarks. Once completed, they’ll use the 4 characters to embark on a “Race Around the World” inspired by the classic snakes and ladders game. The included double-sided world map poster contains fun facts about the game’s countries.
Large 49-piece cityscape puzzle with a magic card camera viewer, that creates animated effects as you move it across the picture.
Pick up the cute animals by their chunky noses and solve this colourful puzzle.
Every farm needs cuddly animals! Children can complete the different sides of this puzzle to reveal a duck, a cow, a pig, a horse, a sheep and a proud rooster. This puzzle combines 6 puzzles into one set of blocks. There are a few fun ways to play to help boost your toddler’s motor skills. They can complete the puzzle to show the 6 animals or engage in free play, stacking the blocks upright or horizontally to create fun shapes and towers.
It’s cold at the Arctic and the animals need special coats to keep warm! Remove the pieces of this puzzle to feel the coats of the seal, penguin, polar bear, arctic hare and orca.
Beautifully crafted 26-piece, wooden puzzle with wild animals on one side and the alphabet on the other. Puzzle stands upright on the table. .
