Melissa & Doug Deluxe Wooden USA Map Puzzle
Melissa & Doug Deluxe Wooden USA Map Puzzle
- Learning the basics has never been more fun!
- This brightly-colored puzzle depicts every state with capitals under pieces
- 45 smooth wood pieces
- Appealing images
Explore the United States with this 45-piece geography puzzle from Lights, Camera, Interaction. Learning the basics is more fun than ever as you travel the country and discover interesting facts about each state as you put the map together. Measures 15.7″ x 11.7″.
List Price: $ 14.99
Price: $ 9.36
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A good, sturdy puzzle at a great price,
Like most puzzles of this type, you don’t really get 50 pieces — some of the New England states get lumped together on one piece so you won’t be losing Rhode Island as soon as you open the thing. And the cutting lines sometimes fudge the geographical boundaries a bit. So what? The kids won’t care. A puzzle is hands-down the best way to teach a grade-schooler his state capitols, and this particular one is as sturdy & well-made as some I’ve seen for three times the price.
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|Funtastic Learning even for a 2 year old!,
My husband bought this puzzle for our 2 year old daughter. He and I had similar puzzles when we were children. She loves puzzles and this is her absolute favorite. She plays with it at least 3 times every day (for the past 3 months). She knows all the states and the little factoid pictures on each state. She even has fun telling us what state her food looks like (i.e. a bitten piece of cheese becomes Utah, etc.) I highly recommend this puzzle for all ages. The only downside to the puzzle is that the little Northeastern states are lumped together – so I have to review those with her each time. BUt now she knows them! If you want your child to excel at US Geography, invest in this puzzle! If my 2 year old can learn all 50 states, anyone can!!
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|My 2 year old loves this puzzle,
It’s been hard to find puzzles that keep my 2 year olds attention and challenges her. After one week, she mastered this puzzle. It’s rated for 5 and up, but if you have a very inquisitive younger toddler, don’t let the age it’s rated for steer you away. Now, we can challenge her in different ways. She’s learning which states relatives live in and the state capitals. Such a good quality puzzle, too.
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