MATCH THE SEQUENCES PUZZLE - THE LEARNING JOURNEY (TLJ419212)

PUZZLE MATCHES THE SEQUENCES - THE LEARNING JOURNEY (TLJ419212) offers children an introduction to the ordering of life cycles and events.

Each set introduces a life cycle or event that must be placed from left to right.

The pieces are self-correcting because no two puzzle pieces are the same.

Match it! Sequencing teaches cause and effect and the basics of reasoning in a fun and easy way.

The Match It puzzle series features a wide range of award-winning educational titles.

Each product in the series features self-correcting puzzle sets that introduce children to a specific educational subject or skill.

Illustrated puzzle pieces involve children in the learning process in a fun way.

PUZZLE MATCHES THE SEQUENCES - THE LEARNING JOURNEY (TLJ419212) contains 20 self-correcting puzzle sets.

LEARN ABOUT LIFE CYCLES AND EVENTS: This brilliant collection of three-piece puzzles for children aged 3+ is a perfect introduction to a range of important sequencing concepts such as life cycles and progressions.

These are important concepts in the early years of learning and are constantly fascinating for the little ones.

PLAY ALONE OR WITH FRIENDS: 20 three-piece puzzle sets that guarantee hours of fun!

The little one can choose to put the pieces together with friends or alone, to encourage him to develop his important independent work skills.

ENCOURAGES SPEAKING AND SOCIAL SKILLS - it is designed to get your little one talking and discussing the pictures they form as they form the puzzle.

Discussing the concepts behind the sequential images provides valuable social interactions and sparks the child's curiosity about the world around them.

IMPROVING MOTOR SKILLS: Thick and durable cardboard toys make the products easy to understand and use, as well as a great way to improve hand-eye coordination and encourage the development of essential motor skills.

BUILDING CONFIDENCE AND SELF-ESTEEM - Self-correcting puzzle pieces mean only the correct pieces fit together.

This means that the little one will build the puzzle correctly every time, making it ideal both for independent play and for playing together with an adult or other children.

Age: 3+ years