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Puzzle play
Putting together a puzzle is all about trying to fit the right pieces into the right place. The main goal for children is to
improve their coordination, fine motor skills, language, and cognitive capacities. Solving problems, making decisions,
and practicing memory skills are activities that are stimulated by doing puzzles.
Puzzle play >> Play and solve >> Knob puzzles
Inlay boards - fruit/animal
Science skill
LS1
With 10 lift-out shapes in each scene, children become familiar
with the names of various fruits and animals. These boards use
large, easy to grip knobs.
Contents:
1 wooden puzzle frame (varnished beech 28 x 28 cm)
10 lift-out shapes
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inlay board - fruit
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inlay board - animals
Insert boards
Science skill
LS1
Inlay puzzles that stimulate the visual perception. Children see
the image of the hide and search for the corresponding piece of
the puzzle. Thanks to the big knobs, the puzzle pieces are easy to
grasp and move.
Contents:
1 wooden puzzle frame (varnished beech 24 x 30 cm)
4 or 6 lift-out shapes
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inlay board - scale and elyta
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inlay board - African fur
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