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12-Piece Life Skills and Good Practices Puzzles - Set of 6

12-Piece Life Skills and Good Practices Puzzles - Set of 6 - Main image
$56.76 $79.95 In stock

Category: Wellness & Nutrition

3 years & up. Inspire healthy habits through interactive play with the Life Skills and Good Practices Puzzle Set. Using real photos, these puzzles will show children simple ways that they can care for themselves and others. From washing their hands to tying their shoes, children will learn some of the most important routines for living well. 12 pieces per puzzle. Each puzzle measures 9"L x 12"W.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Robert ★★★★★

The "how to wash hands" and "table manners" puzzles are sturdy enough for my son’s daily use, and I appreciate that the images show real kids instead of cartoons. It’s a clever way to turn screen time into something more hands-on.

Steven ★★★★★

My 3-year-old actually stays focused longer with these than with any cartoon puzzle we've tried. The sturdy pieces hold up to repeated assembly without peeling, which is a relief for the price.

Penelope Y. ★★★★★

The real photos make these puzzles feel way more practical than the usual cartoon ones, and my daughter actually narrates what she's "learning" while she fits the pieces together. For a three-year-old the pieces are chunky enough to grip easily, and it's nice to have six different sets to rotate whe