Games and Puzzles

Both a first cube puzzle and a stacking toy.

Four different pictures to make by slotting the nine cubes onto the uprights.

Made from FSC® Certified wood.

Age suitability: 12 months plus.

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Lovely ten-piece, colourful wooden puzzle of a dinosaur, so ideal for us here on the Jurassic Coast.

Made from responsibly sourced rubberwood in workshops in Sri Lanka following the 10 Principles of Fair Trade.

Age suitability: 3+

 

 

 

The Melissa and Doug sound puzzles sell well for us in the shop in Lyme Regis.  They certainly bring a smile to those adults who can't resist trying them out.

There is a little light sensor underneath each piece. When a piece is lifted, the sensor is activated and the sound starts. Replacing the piece stops the sound.  It takes two AAA batteries which are not included. Handy Off switch on the back.

On this puzzle, each puzzle piece has its own different sound. So you can hear the microwave in the kitchen, the boy doing the  hoovering in the sitting room, the car revving in the garage...

30 x 22 x 1.5 cm

Age suitability: 2+

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Small wooden jigsaw of a smart green tractor with five pieces.

Age suitability: 10+ months

15 x 15 x 1.5cm

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Both a first cube puzzle and a stacking toy.

Four different pictures to make by slotting the nine cubes onto the uprights.

Made from FSC® Certified wood.

Age suitability: 12 months plus.

7 piece skittle set.  One wooden ball and six smiling pirates.

Pirates are about 8 cm tall.

Age suitability: 2 years +

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The Melissa and Doug sound puzzles sell well for us in the shop in Lyme Regis. They certainly bring a smile to those adults who can't resist trying them out.

There is a little light sensor underneath each piece.  When a piece is lifted, the sensor is activated.  Replacing the piece starts the sound.  It takes two AAA batteries which are not included. Handy Off switch on the back.

This puzzle will bring out the Tarzan in everybody over a certain age.

30 x 22 x 1.5 cm

Age suitability: 2+

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Here's a video from Youtube.  I assume Polish zoo animals sound like their counterparts over here.

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