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What's the Weather? - My First Progressive Puzzle Set

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$12.21 $17.95 In stock

Category: Puzzles

2 years & up. This colorful weather puzzle set introduces children to four weather types-rain, sunshine, wind, and snow-through engaging scenes of children enjoying seasonal activities. Each puzzle features a different piece count for progressive skill-building: 6 pieces (rain), 8 pieces (sunshine), 10 pieces (windy day), and 12 pieces (snow). Inspired by Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) guidelines, these puzzles support children's understanding of their environment, clothing choices, and daily experiences. A learning guide on the box base provides ideas for extending play at home or in the classroom. Each puzzle is made from extra-thick, double-laminated FSC®-certified board for durability.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

The progression from simple two-piece scenes to the full four-piece set is perfect for my toddler's growing skills, and the rain scene with the puddle jumping has her completely hooked. She asks to do it every morning.

Emily J. ★★★★★

The wind scene is our favorite—the kite picture is so bright and cheerful that it’s become a bedtime story prompt too. The four separate puzzles make it easy for little hands to start with one scene, and the pieces are just the right thickness for a 2-year-old to grip. We’ve done the sunshine one a

Mia A. ★★★★★

My 2-year-old absolutely loves the rain puzzle scene—it’s simple enough for her to complete on her own, and the bright colors keep her focused. The four different weather types give us plenty to talk about while she plays. It’s quickly become her favorite quiet-time activity.