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Vegetables Knob Puzzle

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$9.89 $14.99 In stock

The Vegetables Knob Puzzle from Constructive Playthings features real photographs of familiar vegetables on wooden knobbed puzzle pieces. The knobs are designed to be easy to grasp, making this puzzle a practical choice for hands-on learning.

  • Real photographs of familiar vegetables on each piece
  • Wooden knobbed puzzle pieces with easy-to-grasp knobs
  • Supports fine motor skills and manipulatives practice
  • Relates to health and nutrition themes
  • Brand: Constructive Playthings
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Elizabeth S. ★★★★★

The knobs are really easy for little hands to grip, and the real photos help my toddler identify actual veggies instead of cartoon versions. She gets so focused trying to match each piece to the right spot.

Jason ★★★★★

My 2-year-old loves matching the real photos of carrots and peppers to the board. The wooden knobs are chunky enough for her little fingers to grab easily, and the pieces stay put when she drops them.

Isabella M. ★★★★★

The knobs are perfectly sized for my toddler's little hands, and using real photos instead of cartoons makes it feel more educational. She's already naming the vegetables as she pops each piece back in, which is exactly what I hoped for.