Addition and Subtraction Puzzle Cards

"Little Dino's Counting and Sums" is a colourful maxi puzzle with 5 games in 1, covering numbers, counting and first sums. The double-sided pieces, featuring digits, quantities, signs and simple tasks, turn maths into an adventure rather than something to dread.

It's worth knowing this isn't just another puzzle for a single go; it's much more than that. The games can be played in several ways, so the puzzle grows along with your child, from first counting right through to first sums. Bright pictures help them link quantity with number. Suitable for children aged 3 to 6 who are just discovering numbers.

This puzzle will help your child:

• recognise digits and quantities;
• count confidently and in the right order;
• take their first steps in addition and subtraction;
• practise logical thinking and observation;
• improve concentration, patience and fine motor skills;
• play it a different way each time, so it never gets boring;
• head off to school confident that maths is easy.

"Make a Word" - the red maxi puzzle - is the second instalment in the "Fun Lessons" series, with 86 pieces and 14 new three, four and five letter words. It's designed for children who already know their letters and want more of a challenge, rather than practising the same words over and over.

This is no ordinary letter puzzle - it's much more than that. Your child starts with the first letter, finds the pieces that follow, and puts the whole word together alone, using the pictures as a guide. The colourful pieces make the task genuinely engaging. Suitable for children aged 3 to 7, it's a natural follow-on from the orange set.

This puzzle will help your child:

• recognise the first letter of each word;
• build whole words independently, letter by letter;
• move on from short words to longer, trickier ones;
• sharpen observation, logic and precision;
• build fine motor skills with large, easy-to-handle pieces;
• keep progressing with new words once they've mastered the first set;
• feel clever, proud and "grown-up" with every word they complete.

• Builds recognition of the first letter , a key stage in early literacy.
• Encourages forming whole words , as your child "builds" the word letter by letter.
• Trains observation, logical thinking and precision , as putting the pieces together is like a little mission.
• Supports fine motor skills and coordination through working with large, easy-to-handle pieces.
• Builds confidence , as your child sees that they can form correct words on their own.