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Good quality pieces, topics grandson is interested in
The 3 puzzles match our 6-yr-old grandson’s interest in maps and space, so they are perfect for his Advent calender. We give him a few pieces every day and he’s excited for what states, world regions, and space objects he’ll put in his puzzles each day. When Christmas comes and he has all his pieces, we’ll challenge him to do the puzzles without the frames!

Sturdy and engaging
These three puzzles are good quality, well crafted, and interesting to my three year old. The world map puzzle is the easiest for him to complete because there are fewer pieces and more of the map is part of the frame for the puzzle. He loved all the images on the map and the puzzle pieces as well, especially the space shuttle in Texas.The United States puzzle has slightly less than 50 pieces, which I appreciated. Some of the smaller states are grouped together onto one piece, which makes it easier for little fingers to put it together. It is a little too advanced for my son right now given the boxy pieces, but he will grow into it before long.The space puzzle is much more challenging due to the irregularity of the pieces. They can be hard to fit together because everything can shift as you put in a new piece. Due to the orbital lines printed on the pieces and the curvature of the pieces, it can be a challenge to put together even for me. A handful of pieces from the space puzzle have notches like a traditional puzzle piece, but most of them do not fit into each other like a traditional puzzle. This allows for the shifting and adds a layer of challenge.Regarding the construction, the only issues of note are that (1) none of the puzzles sit fully flat. The frames all have a minor bow which isn’t noticeable while playing with them, but if you’re really looking at them you can see it; and (2) a few if the pieces on the state puzzle came with the slightest bit of wear on the edges. It looks like maybe in the machining process some of the images on top were nicked and have started to peel away from the wood beneath. This is very minor and I still believe they will last for a long time, but if you have little fingers using little nails to lift the pieces from the frame, this will happen more and more.Overall I really like these puzzles. I think they are a little advanced for a three year old to assemble alone and are best suited for a slightly older child. That being said, my three year old and I enjoyed doing them together. My son asked lots of questions while we did them. He has learned about asteroids, Mayan temples, and more thanks to the puzzles.

Fun interactive puzzles
These are great quality set of puzzles. While the pieces themselves are not too difficult to fit together, some of them do have many different separate pieces that would make it more difficult. This means that the age range that they could be used at varies dramatically. This could be good for a family with kids of many ages, or could be the kind of toy that kids can pull out over and over again as they can appreciate different educational aspects. Still they’re fun and functional and I would recommend.

Fun for the family!
These wooden puzzles are a fantastic way to introduce your child to the world of geography, animals, and even the solar system! With bright, colorful designs featuring the US map, world map, and solar system, these puzzles offer a fun and interactive way for kids aged 3 and up to learn about capitals, famous places, countries, and planets. Made from wood and carefully crafted with smooth edges, these puzzles are safe for little hands. The high-quality wood ensures they’ll last through countless play sessions, making them perfect for toddlers. These puzzles are thicker than most, offering durability and ease of handling. The removable paper illustrations under the puzzle pieces are a bonus, making it easier for kids to match and complete the puzzle. Each set also comes with a wooden frame to keep the pieces neatly in place. These puzzles turn geography lessons into engaging games that help kids develop hand-eye coordination, problem-solving, and spatial reasoning skills. It’s a great way to keep kids entertained while giving parents a break! Whether it’s for birthdays, holidays, or just because, these puzzles make an excellent gift for preschool and kindergarten-aged children. Our son even loved them at two years old! It’s a wonderful tool to introduce young kids to geography, from learning the 50 states to exploring the solar system.