Puzzles

Ages: 2+ years

Each happy farm animal “sounds off” in its own voice when an animal puzzle piece is  correctly placed in the puzzle board.  Eight animals to match with the full-color pictures under the pieces.

Dimensions: 8.75″ x 11.75″ x 1″

Age: 3 years +

This clever wooden A-B-C Sound Puzzle adds a new fun twist to traditional puzzle play. Whenever kids remove any of the pieces, they’ll hear the name of each of the 26 letters and objects that begin with them! The puzzle measures 13.5″ x 10″.  It  requires 2 “AAA” batteries (not included). 

Age: 3 years +

As each of the 3 piece puzzles are completed that emergency vehicle makes realistic sounds and  the lights flash. (The sound is not loud enough to be annoying.)  This puzzle is a step more difficult than an inset puzzle but not as difficult as a jig saw puzzle.

Age: 2 years +

This puzzle names the shape when you put the piece in the right spot. Requires 2 x AAA batteries (not included).

Age: 1 year +

The jumbo knobs on this 5-piece puzzle make it easy to grasp the pieces.

Age: 2 years +

The wooden pieces are thick enough to stand up for pretend play and match up to the full-colour pictures underneath them.  They are wonderful high-contrast puzzles for the visually impaired too. 12″ x 9″.

Age: 2 years +

There are colourful objects to count beneath each numbered finger and the puzzle also introduces right & left. It is 8.5” X 11.7”.

Age: 2 & up

This beautiful set of three wooden sequencing puzzles has pictures underneath the pieces.  Each of the puzzles is a 6-step sequencing story – one of peeling a banana, one of making a sandwich, and another of making and serving a pizza.

Age: 4 years +

Each letter of the alphabet has a two-piece wooden puzzle.  Children match the Upper & Lower case letter to a beautiful picture of something that begins with that letter.  The unique design of each puzzle prevents incorrect matches and guides children to correctly identify letters, their sounds, and their application in words.

Age: 4 years +

The unique design of each individual wooden puzzle prevents incorrect matches and guides children to a correct understanding of the relationship between written numerals and the actual quantities of objects.  A wide variety of entertaining games are outlined in the extension activities that are included.