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Product Features
- 28 piece jigsaw puzzle
- Helps teach the alphabetCompleted size 69cm x 49cm (27 x 19)
- Big chunky pieces manufactured from recycled board
- Linen-finished paper to ensure a glare-free picture puzzle
Product Specifications
Model Number4005556070541
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Manufacturer's Description
Winner of the Practical Pre-school Silver award for 2004. A fun way to introduce young children to the alphabet. The large chunky pieces make this puzzle perfect for putting together on the floor. Ravensburger is a renowned manufacturer of the best jigsaw puzzles and has sold over 20 million world-wide. Every puzzle is manufactured from tough recycled board and features linen-finished paper to ensure a glare-free picture.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I bought this as a third birthday present for my niece. She knows the Tweenies, and the jigsaw is nice and big and bright, so was attractive to her and she found the peices easy to handle. What was great was that she doesn't know her alphabet yet, but each piece has a large picture linked to the letter - so there is "Jake" for the letter J, for example. So she happily finds these instead, and that incourages her to sound out the letter (I know most alphabet-based toys do this, but finding "Jake" is more fun than just finding the "jug" for example!). Her older sister (6) was also more than happy to help her with it.
I gave this to her approx. 3 weeks ago. She did the puzzle with me twice on her birthday, and with a few other relatives too. She also pulled it out to play with when I returned to see her a couple of weeks later, so she must have really liked it (she's too young for tact!) I have been told that she can now quite happily do it on her own.
So in conclusion: Educational, but good value and a definite hit with the birthday girl! What more could you want?...
I gave this to her approx. 3 weeks ago. She did the puzzle with me twice on her birthday, and with a few other relatives too. She also pulled it out to play with when I returned to see her a couple of weeks later, so she must have really liked it (she's too young for tact!) I have been told that she can now quite happily do it on her own.
So in conclusion: Educational, but good value and a definite hit with the birthday girl! What more could you want?...
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