Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Wild and North American Animals Floor Puzzles - Set of 2

Wild and North American Animals Floor Puzzles - Set of 2 - Main image
$44.36 $59.95 In stock

Category: Puzzles & Games

3 years & up. Bring the wild animals of North America indoors with these larges and vibrantly colored floor puzzles. Images are constructed from real photos. Each of the real photo puzzles are made of extra-thick, durable cardboard with wipe-clean surfaces. Puzzle inserts are included Includes 2 puzzles. Each puzzle measure 24"L x 36"W.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Owen ★★★★★

My 3-year-old has done these on the living room floor every day since they arrived, and the pieces are big enough that she can grab them easily. The two different scenes keep her busy for a solid 20 minutes each, and the real photos make it way more interesting than cartoon puzzles.

Joseph M. ★★★★★

The photos are so crisp and realistic that my kids actually paused to name each animal before placing the piece. The pieces are big enough for small hands to grip easily, and the two-puzzle set keeps them busy for a solid hour.

Ella O. ★★★★★

My three-year-old was completely absorbed putting together the desert scene first, and I love that the pieces are large enough for small hands to manage easily. The real photos are so much more engaging than the typical cartoon animals—it actually sparked a conversation about wildlife. A solid win f