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"Numbers: Addition and Subtraction" is a fun, educational maxi puzzle that introduces children to the numbers 0 to 10 and the first steps in counting.
The set includes 20 two-piece puzzles and 8 extra pieces featuring the plus, minus, greater than, less than and equals signs.

✔ How does it work?

Your child matches each number to the right picture, fits the pieces together like a puzzle, and solves simple sums using the signs. The game builds an understanding of quantity, comparison and basic number operations.

✔ Who is it suitable for?

For children aged 3+ who are starting to count and take an interest in numbers and simple sums.

✔ Why do children love it?

Because the activities are colourful, engaging and presented as a game that feels rewarding with every correct answer.

"Make a Word" is part of the FUN LESSONS series and is designed to help children take the next important step in language development: forming words independently.
The set includes 86 pieces, which can be arranged into 14 puzzles featuring words of 3, 4 and 5 letters.

✔ How does it work?

Your child starts with the first letter, finds the following pieces and puts together the whole word. The pictures act as a guide, and the colourful puzzle pieces make the task fun and easy.

✔ How does the game help?

• 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.

✔ Who is it suitable for?

For children aged 3 to 7 who already recognise letters and want to start "reading and writing" through play.

✔ Why do children love it?

Because every completed word is a small victory, and it makes children feel clever, proud and "big".

• 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.