Cute Baby Colorful Wooden Dolphin Shaped Puzzle, Numerical Number (1-10

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Cute Baby Colorful Wooden Dolphin Shaped Puzzle, Numerical Number (1-10)

Product type : Numerical number puzzle
Puzzle shape : Dolphin
Wooden shaped Dolphin puzzle for kids is a new classic way for educating kids (Early preschool educational toys)
The perfect way to help your child learn these sets are both educational and fun. Kids will enjoy putting the puzzle together and making a colorful Dolphin
Wooden jigsaw puzzles interesting and exquisite cartoon puzzles, brain teasers. Produced with multifunctional feature, which ensures it can cultivate children's thinking hobbies and practical skills. It can exercise children's hands-on ability
Each of these blocks is made of high-quality wood painted with safe, non-toxic paint. safe and nice fit for toddler. All pieces are easy to grab and safe for baby's skin
Colorful puzzles can promote the development of the baby's eyeballs and improve the baby's color sensitivity
Promotes hand eye coordination, fine motor skills and problem-solving skills. Builds their confidence and thinking skills too
It can cultivate the baby's logical thinking, improve the observation ability, and cultivate the baby's patience, concentration and thinking ability
Kids learn and improve the color, shape recognition, sequencing and many other subtle skills
Kids can learn sequencing and correct order of the numerical number
The pieces easily fit with each other and stay fixed without any loose ends
This puzzle tray comes with wooden board with shapes shown in image
It’s nice to have such toy that allows some imagination as well as being educational. This is an ideal gift for birthday and other occasions. Give your children a surprise
Size : 22cm x 10.5cm x 1.1cm
How to Play :

1.      Show the child the whole picture.

2.      Turn to disassemble and scramble pieces of image. Invite the child to rearrange according to numerical number

3.      Let the child look for compilation patterns, the easiest one is to start from the first numerical number