Floor Puzzles
Melissa & Doug Dinosaurs 48 pcs Floor Puzzle
(Toy) Melissa & Doug
Release date: 2006-06-12
Recommended Age Range 3 Years and up
Illustration of 13 dinosaurs
48 Thick, laminated cardboard puzzle pieces
Educational and entertaining challenge for any child to build the puzzle and name all the dinosaurs
A dino-sized value of epoch proportions!
Price:
$12.99
$7.27
Customer Reviews:
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happy to see a dinosaur puzzle by this manufacturer
As with all cardboard puzzles by Lights, Camera, Interaction! the quality is outstanding. The cardboard is thick and durable. The illustration is well-printed and the pieces are glossy. If not abused this puzzle will last generations. The pieces are strong enough not to get worn when our 2 year... -
Home Run
This is an outstanding buzzle for our 4 year old. 48 pieces presents a challenge, but the large pieces keep the child interested and making progress. No two similar pieces become confusing. A wonderful puzzle to build confidence.
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