Lift and Learn Colors and Shapes

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Product Details

Web ID: 10183820

This fun and exciting colors and shapes tray puzzle features colorful shapes in different designs and sizes made to capture the attention of every child.

  • Product Features

    • Product Dimensions- 15" L x 0.403" W x 11" H
    • Puzzle measures 15" L x 11" W
    • Product Weight- 1.72 lbs.
    • Pictures are also printed under the pieces to guide younger children
    • This fun and colorful tray puzzle features colors and shapes and will encourage children to develop color and shape recognition skills
    • Lined text teaches uppercase and lowercase handwriting skills
    • Winner creative child magazine puzzle of the year award 2013
    • Cardboard
    • Wipe Clean
    • Imported

  • Materials & Care

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Ratings & Reviews

4.3/5

7 star ratings, 4 reviews

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10 months ago
from Colorado

Puzzle is very cheaply made.

The puzzle pieces are very thin and bend/break easily.

1 year ago

not as expected

Because this is printed to look like wood, I thought it was wood. Is not as sturdy as I expected.

2 years ago
from chicago
Other occasion to buy:great gift

great gift

got it for my granddaughter

Recommends this product

4 years ago

A few improvements

The kids love this puzzle. I would like to suggest NOT using orange on the red crayon. Also do not put red and orange close together, colors early learners confuse often. My last suggestion would be to use one shade for the entire crayon. You