At the Museum Jigsaw Puzzle

These six first puzzles feature friendly farmyard animals children will love, including a pig, a chicken, a cow, a duck, a horse and a sheep. With two simple, chunky pieces to fit together, this jigsaw is perfect for young children and toddlers to develop their hand-eye coordination. Farmyard jigsaw puzzle can also aid speech development by encouraging children to say aloud the name of the different animals.Take the farmyard animals with you with our Farmyard Colouring & Sticker Activity Book.Each puzzle approx 15 x 13cm.

A collection of cheerful rescue characters with vehicles including an ambulance, mountain rescue, police helicopter, tow truck, fire engine and lifeboat. Includes 6 extra character play pieces for added value and to encourage imaginative role play. Children can enjoy piecing together the jigsaw puzzles, then matching the characters to them before letting their imagination take them away!Each puzzle 14 x 11cm approx.

Discover who is playing in the snow at the Ice Palace as you complete this cool, 50-piece jigsaw! The 50-piece Ice Palace scene features a collection of friendly characters and animals from Princes, Princesses, a Wizard, polar bears, penguins and more.There is so much to see and talk about in this enchanting jigsaw that comes with a learning guide to promote discussion such as counting the penguins, finding the animal with a horn and seeing who you can spot at the top of the palace.Ice Palace also includes a FREE giant poster!Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Choking hazard.

First Farm Friends is the perfect introduction to jigsaw puzzles! With two friendly farm animals to piece together, young puzzle fans will love this collection. These first jigsaw puzzles have been carefully designed to support the development of key childhood skills such as hand-eye coordination and motor skills. With chunky, wipe clean pieces featuring strong visual clues to help children piece together the friendly jungle animals. Once the jigsaw puzzles are completed, learning can be extended further by asking questions about the picture, for example: Why is the pig happy? What is the cow eating? The guide on the back of the box is a great way to encourage conversation with young children.

This fun 20-piece jigsaw features a busy farmyard scene with lots of animals to spot, including cows, sheep, chickens and pigs.Who's On The Farm includes a bright poster and a fun learning guide inside, which features different discussion points to talk about and encourage observation once the puzzle has been completed such as; counting the yellow chicks, spotting the stripy sock and asking what is a baby duck called?Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Choking hazard.

These colourful puzzles include a variety of construction themed vehicles such as a digger and a cement mixer. The jigsaw also includes 6 extra play pieces for added value and to encourage imaginative role play.Each puzzle 16 x 12cm approx.

Giant Road is so much more than just a jigsaw! Design lots of different road layouts using the 20 chunky, interchangeable pieces of this road-themed jigsaw, which can also be used to teach children about road safety. You can also add to the fun with your own favourite toy cars and characters! Piece size 22 x 18cmContents:20 pieces

A fun and colourful introduction to counting. Piece together the numbered street from 1 to 10, then find the corresponding number of friendly animals for each house.This first puzzle is a great way to develop hand-eye coordination and problem-solving skills for young learners. Also includes a fun learning guide and a giant poster, perfect for any bedroom or playroom.Continue to learn numbers with our Number Colouring & Sticker Activity Book. Trace and colour the numbers from 1-10.Puzzle/poster size 86 x 29 cm

This colourful 25-piece jigsaw features a busy jungle scene with lots of wild animals to spot, including tigers, elephants, monkeys and crocodiles! Who's in the Jungle also includes a fun learning guide, which features different discussion points to talk about once the puzzle has been completed. This includes questions to encourage observation, develop counting and discuss knowledge. Who is swinging between the trees? Why does a giraffe have a long neck?Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Choking hazard.