Alphabet Jigsaws Wooden Creepy Crawlies Nature lovers and forest school fans will love this Alphabet Jigsaws creepy crawlies wooden puzzle. This ethically produced, intricate puzzle consists of a brilliant assortment of bugs and insects, nestled in against various shades of green. Age 2 The creepy crawlies which make up this puzzle include a dragonfly, bumble bee, spider, grasshopper, earthrworm, ladybird, caterpillar, butterfly and snail – plenty to keep your little one occupied! Each wooden puzzle piece is nice and chunky for little hands to hold, and durable too, meaning that each bug can be played with individually to create a little bug hotel scene of their own. This beautiful, brightly coloured puzzled will incite a fascination in the natural world, and feed your child’s inquisitive nature about the different insects, arthopods and arachnids that live in the undergrowth. A wonderful gift for any budding entomologist! Improve your child’s dexterity and fine motor skills, as well as their proficiency in logic as they work out how to piece this puzzle back together. We love how it doesn’t take the form of a rectangle or square shape, with lots of unexpected curves and shapes to keep those little brains working! Comes in a cardboard presentation box and with a cotton bag for storing the pieces. Assembled jigsaw measures 22cm x 22cm x 2cm Suitable age 2 Includes 9 different creepy crawlies Develops fine motor skills, dexterity and logic Alphabet Jigsaws make hand crafted wooden jigsaw puzzles for children. Bright and colourful each jigsaw is a work of art in itself. All hand crafted and painted, designed to be fun and educational too. High quality materials, skilled craftsmanship and safe non-toxic paints. Fun for all the family! Reviews There are no reviews yet. Be the first to review “Alphabet Jigsaws Creepy Crawlies” Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your rating * Rate… Perfect Good Average Not that bad Very poor Your review *Name * Email * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
