Wood Puzzles

Ages 2 years and up. Make learning letters fun and interactive with the Wooden ABC Peg Puzzle. This puzzle presents lots of possibilities: adults can teach letters to children by putting the letters in their places, or children can put the letters in place themselves once they're ready. Either way, this puzzle will go a long way in helping children learn their ABCs.

Ages 2 years and up. Lay a fun foundation for math with the Wooden Numbers Peg Puzzle. Including pegs for the numbers 1-10 as well as pegs for a circle, a square, a triangle, and a star, this puzzle provides a comprehensive crash course in early mathematical concepts. The puzzle can serve as either an instructional tool for teachers or a fun activity for students.

3 years & up. Create farm scenes using puzzle blocks. Each block side has a different scene printed on it. Build next to each other, on top of each other, mixed up... imagination is called for here! The versatile block puzzle elements can be combined as desired. 10 exciting templates offer children the opportunity to create interesting farm worlds.

Ages 2 years & up. Foster multifaceted problem-solving with the Wooden Cube Puzzle featuring familiar pets. Each side of the cube has a different animal puzzle, and children need to match the design to solve the puzzle. There are 6 total puzzles, and working to solve them will improve critical-thinking and cognitive development.

3 years & up. Promote problem-solving skills, strengthened hand-eye coordination, and fine motor development with 20 piece, chunky, wooden puzzles. The Big Puzzle Set with Metal Rack includes 24 different puzzles, each with a nature-inspired image, beautiful illustration or recognizable scenario that will encourage conversation and matching. When playtime is over, simply store the puzzle with included base on the included durable rack. This complete set is the ideal addition to any preschool… More »

Ages 3 years and up. Teach literacy through animals and matching with the Wooden ABC Puzzle Set. In this set, each letter of the alphabet has one matching puzzle piece with an animal whose name begins with that letter. Children must match the two pieces together to complete each puzzle. These puzzles are a great, fun way to help children develop letter-recognition skills and vocabulary.