“First time puzzles need to have bold single pictures with clear outlines. Inset pieces with
peg handles are recommended for the early stages of finger and thumb grasp development that in later
years will be needed for hand writing skills.
Matching puzzles are particularly useful to encourage observation skills and to assist the child in
replacing puzzle pieces. As puzzle ability develops, offer more complex pictures with an increased number
of pieces.”
Sian
This makes an ideal first
puzzle. 5 familiar toy and farmyard pictures that little ones will love
to look at over and over again. Each with its own peg handle to help
little hands pick them up and find the matching picture hiding
underneath!
Price:£6
Age 12 months+ 34/9 cm CLL, Ph.
There’s lots’ going on in these Puzzles. A great conversational tool for developing language
skills and knowledge and understanding of the world.
£9.95... New Lower Price
42.5/30 cm 24pce(6mm thick) Age 24 months
PSE, CLL, M, Kn x U, Ph, C
Fire Engine. The Engine’s doors are open revealing all the tools and equipment. The Fire People are very busy getting their jobs
done but their hose has sprung a leak! Why is the cat in the bucket? Can you count all the children in the Fire Engine?
What will happen to teddy next and what is that man doing up the ladder?
Digger.
This building site has so much to see and talk about. Look at the digger’s great big wheels! Can you find the little dog? Who is asleep in the
digger’s bucket and why is the builder shouting?