4 Progressive Difficulty Puzzles 4 Seasons

Children aged 2 years and up will love this giant forest animal-themed tactile puzzle! Once this beautiful 20-piece puzzle has been completed, they will be able to discover the different textures and materials found around the puzzle and thus, develop their touch perception and observation skills. The pieces have been designed to be grasped in little hands and a model poster is also included. This puzzle comprises 20 pieces, including 7 textured pieces, so little ones can explore both their senses and the forest-dwelling animals!

A journey through the seasons awaits! With these 4 evolving season-themed puzzles, children aged 2 years and over can fascinatingly explore when and how nature changes throughout the year. Each puzzle – composed of 6, 9, 12 and 16 pieces, respectively – will help your child progress, whilst stimulating their fine motor skills and concentration. A challenge made for each season! Each puzzle has a different-coloured backing, which helps little ones easily identify the 4 puzzles. Furthermore, the large pieces fit perfectly into little hands, making play more fun and enjoyable. A fun journey through the seasons: imagine your child's joy when they put the pieces together to reveal a scene for each season, whilst learning to recognise the distinctive features! It's a great way to combine play and learning. Practical: these educational puzzles are stored in a carry case with a handle so children can take them wherever they please. Whether going on a trip or visiting their grandparents, your little one can surely take this calm and stimulating activity with them. So, are you ready to embark on a journey through the seasons with our set of 4 puzzles? They are made in France, decorated with vegetable inks and made from FSC™ cardboard.

This is a new kind of puzzle that children are bound to love! What’s so special about it? It’s magic, that’s what! This 24-piece puzzle will help children aged 3 and over to discover nocturnal animals, thanks to its special lamp that reveals all sorts of hidden details! Are you ready to explore the secrets of the forest in the middle of the night? In that case, you should start by completing this delicately coloured jigsaw. Then switch on the little magic lamp to sneak a look at owls, squirrels and hedgehogs going about their nocturnal business! The hidden elements will suddenly appear in whites and yellows! The pieces are large enough for even the smallest toddlers to grab hold of. This incredible 2-in-1 puzzle will spark children’s curiosity as they try to discover more about the little forest-dwellers picked out by the light! A poster is included to help younger toddlers. This product is made of FSC® -certified and other controlled material.

Fast or slow, clean or dirty... it’s time to learn the opposites! This adorable educational game about opposites is illustrated with funny animals and designed for children aged 2 years and up; be prepared for a great time with the family. This game in the form of a puzzle offers two learning opportunities: animal recognition and imitating everyday gestures to convey the differences. This association game is ideal for developing fine motor skills and promoting children's concentration. Furthermore, the large pieces fit perfectly into little hands, making play easier and more enjoyable. This set contains 12 puzzles, each consisting of 2 pieces. Each puzzle depicts a different animal performing an action. The objective: assemble the 2 puzzle pieces using the coloured background as a guide, and learn to understand the opposites depicted! Children can have fun learning with this spot the difference game. They’ll discover various animals, learn to describe their actions and understand what makes them different, while assembling the small puzzle pieces. Imitating these everyday things will soon become natural to them. It's a great way to have a fun yet educational play session with your child. This educational game is ideal for nursery-age children. It is made in France using FSC™ cardboard and vegetable inks. So, hot or cold?