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Tactile Puzzle Montessori
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- SKU:
- HDUMU23592
- UPC:
- 8059591423592
- MPN:
- 006612
- Weight:
- 1.72 LBS
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Description
Farm puzzle with large pieces and lots of tactile areas to explore. Once they've completed the puzzle, children will enjoy touching the special textured tiles. Developing sense of touch with the tactile surfaces. Making first discoveries with farm animals. Includes one 19.5" x 27.5" puzzle with 21 large puzzle pieces and lots of tactile areas.
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Color: |
Assorted |
Material: |
Paper/Cardboard, Tactile features |
Age: |
1-4 years |
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