Rocket Puzzle 54 pieces

Let’s familiarise toddlers with some of the greatest artists ever with these puzzles inspired by famous paintings! Farewell enigmatic Mona Lisa, hello this fun yet still educational retouched version! This wonderful 100-piece puzzle was inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s famous masterpiece; the magnificent portrait was painted over 500 years ago! This version of Mona Lisa boasts childish features that will delight both puzzle and art fans alike! Children aged 6 years and up will need to be patient and use their logic to reconstruct this cardboard puzzle; furthermore, they will be introduced to the world of painting and in particular, Renaissance works of art. 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? Leonardo da Vinci only painted about twenty works in his lifetime. The most famous, the Mona Lisa, was bought by Francis I of France. This portrait is currently on display at the Louvre Museum in Paris.

It’s time for children to embark on a safari in the midst of nature whilst the sun sets across the African plains! This magnificent 54-piece cardboard puzzle with lots of details and warm tones promises a change of scenery. The calm savannah and many depicted animals are an invitation to escape! This puzzle will help develop the memory and dexterity skills of children aged 5 years and up. This puzzle can easily be carried everywhere, thanks to its awesome fabric-handled suitcase-shaped box. Includes a poster that serves as a model for beginners. After a while, they will then be able to complete the puzzle on their own. The forest-based material in this product is mix FSC®.

Curious little ones, would you like to recreate a large one-metre-long frieze featuring lots of dinosaurs in their environment, according to the period during which they lived? Thanks to this 100-piece puzzle for children aged 6 years and up, we can learn more about the fascinating dinosaurs whilst having fun! During which period did the Triceratops live? Triassic, Jurassic or Cretaceous? Find the answer in this superb panoramic puzzle. First off, reconstruct the strip using concentration and logic, and the help of the full-size poster, if necessary. The puzzle boasts more than 40 creatures, whilst the frieze at the bottom of the puzzle indicates the years and periods to help provide a clearer chronology of these creatures’ presence on earth. This cardboard puzzle is made in France using eco-friendly vegetable-based inks. Mix FSC®-certified. The attractive case makes it possible to store and transport your puzzle everywhere.