Europe Inset Puzzle
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Description
Our Europe Jigsaw Puzzle is educational and absorbing in equal measure! This fantastic map of the continent is sure to fascinate inquisitive children as they learn how Europe is pieced together, country by country. With 25 puzzle pieces, there's plenty to explore. Each piece, and the baseboard, are ...
Highlights
- 25 piece jigsaw puzzle from BigjigsToys_INT
- Wooden build from high quality, responsibly sourced materials
- Annotated pieces and baseboard show European countries
- Measures 30 cm x 38 cm, multicoloured
- Conforms to current European safety standards
- Develops fine motor skills, problem-solving, language and social skills
Key specifications
- Pieces
- 25
- Material
- Wooden
- Dimensions
- 30 cm x 38 cm
- Colour
- Multicoloured
- Safety
- Conforms to current European safety standards
- Annotation
- Each piece and baseboard annotated
Pros
- Annotated map helps children learn country names
- Sturdy wooden construction from responsible sources
- Compact 30 x 38 cm size fits small tables
- Meets European safety standards for kids
Cons
- Only 25 pieces, so limited challenge for older children
- Source calls it a world map puzzle, but it covers Europe only
- No global geography beyond the continent
Frequently asked questions
How many pieces are in the Europe Inset Puzzle?
The puzzle contains 25 pieces, as stated in the source copy and retailer listings.
What are the dimensions and colour of the puzzle?
Retailer listings state the wooden puzzle is 30 cm x 38 cm and multicoloured.
Is the puzzle safe for young children?
It conforms to current European safety standards and uses responsibly sourced wooden materials.
Does it show the whole world?
One line in the copy calls it a world map puzzle, but it is explicitly a map of Europe with countries. It teaches European geography only.
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