Puzzle Underwater World 100 pieces

Does your child has many questions about the human body? "How do we breathe or move our fingers"? This set of 4 giant educational puzzles will allow them to answer their questions while having fun. From the age of 5, children will be able to discover the physical differences between girls and boys and understand how their own bodies work. The set consists of a double-sided 50-piece girl/boy puzzle, a 75-piece puzzle of the organs of the human body and a 100-piece glow-in-the-dark skeleton puzzle. Each puzzle is 1 metre high and comes with detailed educational cards to help children understand and learn about the different parts of the human body. The included cards are available in 12 languages: English, French, German, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, Basque, Slovak and Czech.

Explore the jungle in search of an Inca temple, while developing your memory and dexterity, with this beautiful 100-piece cardboard puzzle. In its pretty little case, this puzzle will be easy to transport thanks to its fabric handle. Contains a poster that serves as a model for beginners, with the more experienced then able to complete the puzzle on their own. The forest-based material in this product is recycled. Made in France.

Welcome to the dance academy! Children from the age of 5 are going to be fascinated by these lovely drawings. The puzzle measures 50 x 40 cm when completed. In its little round case, this cardboard puzzle will be easy to transport thanks to its fabric handle. Contains a poster that serves as a model. Number of pieces: 100. The forest-based material in this product is mix FSC®. Made in France.

Let’s familiarise toddlers with some of the greatest artists ever with these puzzles inspired by famous paintings! This wonderful 100-piece puzzle boasts Alphonse Mucha-typical style elements: the portrait of a young woman, soft, warm colours, and floral details. Introduce children aged 6 years and up to the world of painting by plunging them into an Art Nouveau puzzle that requires both patience and logic. The included poster can serve as an aide for first-timers. This puzzle is made in France using mix FSC™ cardboard and vegetable-based inks. Once playtime is over it can be stored in the easy-to-carry box with a handle. Did you know? Alphonse Mucha was a Czech painter. When he was young, he was refused entry to the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. In 1900, 22 years later, he took part in the Paris Exposition and was awarded the Legion of Honour for his contribution.