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• 2 15-piece princess-themed magnetic jigsaw puzzles in a compact, fold-out format
• Magnetic puzzle pieces cling to the inside surfaces to minimize mess; carrying handle makes it a perfect travel activity
• Pieces are shape-coded on the back for easy sorting
• Includes reference picture and seek-and-find activities for both puzzles
• Makes a great gift for preschoolers, ages 3 to 5, for hands-on, screen-free play

8-piece wooden peg puzzle that plays vehicle sounds when pieces are placed in correct wells

Full-color matching picture under each piece

Place a puzzle piece correctly in the puzzle board to hear realistic sounds--lift to expose light sensor, then replace (cover sensor) to hear sound

Age 2yrs+

Zoo Animal Sound Puzzle

The puzzle and its happy garden dwellers invite to exciting discoveries.

Dimensions: 205 x 205 x 15 mm

Piece Count: 9

Age: 4+

Develops: fine motor skills, assignment skills, spatial perception, recognising and naming animals and objects, co-operation during playing together, speech development

This first Numberblocks puzzle helps little ones learn basic addition and subtraction skills with their friends the Numberblocks. There are 10 addition and 10 subtraction puzzles featuring Zero to Ten. Each Numberblocks addition puzzle and Numberblocks subtraction puzzle has 2 pieces. Match the simple maths question to the correct answer piece to complete the puzzle. Each clever puzzle fits together in a unique way so there’s only one right answer. This gives children a sense of achievement as they figure out the answers themselves.

This first Numberblocks Counting Puzzle Set helps little ones learn counting 1–20 through fun puzzle play. As children assemble the chunky, durable puzzle pieces, they’ll be counting the Numberblocks and Numberblobs, identifying each Numberblock’s Numberling, and building colour recognition and fine motor skills along the way. Each clever self-correcting Numberblocks puzzle fits together in a unique way, which means there’s only one right answer. This gives little ones a feeling of achievement as they solve the puzzles themselves. 

I learn colour nuances