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Who's on the Farm Jigsaw
Spot all the animals on the farm.
- A talkabout first puzzle
- Includes activity guide
- Suitable for ages 3+
Price in GBP
£8.00
Product Code
217
- Age
3+ - Pieces
20 - Teacher Tested
- Description
- Educational Benefits
- Reviews (5)
- Delivery
This fun 20 piece jigsaw features a busy farmyard scene with lots of animals to spot, including cows, sheep, chickens and pigs. Includes a detailed activity guide on the box to stimulate discussion and encourage children's development.
Puzzle size 42 x 30cm.
Product information
Encourages Discussion
Develops Hand Eye Coordination
Encourages Observational Skills
Product Reviews
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Add ReviewReviewed by Cheshire S on 24 April 2018
A fun, engaging and educational jigsaw puzzle that really gets children talking about what they see! Packed full of beautiful pictures full of detail.
Brilliant quality
Reviewed by Zara on 04 May 2016
Excellent chunky pieces for little hands and the pictures are brightly coloured and easy to put together for my 3 year old son, he loves it.
Splendid
Reviewed by Zo‘ Donegan on 15 December 2015
We were given this as a birthday present and we enjoyed it very much, plenty of action in the picture to talk about but not too challenging.
A Family Favourite
Reviewed by Joanne James on 21 May 2014
We own several Orchard Toys jigsaws, but this remains our first and most popular one. The pieces are sturdy, durable and easy to handle and the pictures brightly coloured with lots to talk about. This jigsaw is especially good for practising counting - apples on the tree, ducks on the pond and so on. I've lost track of the number of times I've completed this jigsaw with my children, but they still love it!
Great
Reviewed by Christina on 21 May 2014
I have a 2 year old puzzle-genius and this puzzle is her absolute favourite! Almost half an animal on each piece, so you can always find the next piece of the puzzle by saying "where is the rest of the cow/girl/dog/cat?"
