Product Description

Construction vehicles on this 24-piece puzzle offer children a view of working vehicles! Made of heavy-grade cardboard that is 20% thicker than other brands. Ages 3+. 36" x 24".

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6305 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Melissa & Doug
• Model: 417
• Released on: 2006-06-12
• Dimensions: 12.00" h x 9.50" w x 3.00" l, 3.20 pounds

Features

• Illustration of construction site and vehicles
• 24 piece floor puzzle
• Helps develop matching skills
• Recommended Age Range 3 Years and up

From the Manufacturer
Kids will feel like they are building on-site with these 24 well-built; heavy-duty cardboard puzzle pieces. The sturdy construction and highly detailed graphics on this extra-large floor puzzle will help children learn spatial reasoning; matching skills and develop manual dexterity. Ages 3+. 24 x 36.

Customer Reviews

Very Entertaining
My 3 year old grandson and I have put this puzzle together many times, and he hasn't gotten tired of it yet after 3 months of play. At first I had to do a lot of it for him, but he is beginning to do it on his own with a little help from Grandma. The color is great and it is very durable. We like the thick and chunky pieces. I just bought two more Melissa & Doug puzzles recently, because I was impressed with this puzzle. I'm sure my grandson will enjoy the T-Rex puzzle as much as this one, and I know he will be playing with these puzzles for a long time. A satisfied customer. Faribault,MN

Great fun and tough and durable
My 2.5 yr old son loves this puzzle. I help him put it together and he just loves the challenge and the construction equipment. I like how tough the pieces are- they have held up even when stepped on and chewed on by a baby. Very nice!

Big fun, HUGE puzzle
My son just turned 2 and the only thing he loves more than construction equipment is jigsaw puzzles. So we bought him this one, and I don't know who looked more stunned when he opened it -- him or me. It is really huge, so be advised that it's 2 ft by 3 ft, and plan accordingly. I wouldn't recommend it for those who are short on floor space, because it's not the kind of puzzle you can do on a table.

Once my son got over his shock, he seemed to have fun with the puzzle. But it's hard for him to reach across the expanse of the puzzle with his little arms; he ends up having to get up and walk around the puzzle to put some of the giant pieces in place. He's just at the right age to start doing 24-piece puzzles, but maybe he's just too little for something that's scaled so big.