ALPHABET PUZZLE - LOWERCASE AND UPPERCASE LETTERS MAXI

Discover the fascinating world of letters with our educational puzzle! This unique toy not only entertains but also teaches, introducing children to the world of the alphabet in an interactive and engaging way. Ideal for young explorers who are just starting their adventure with reading and writing.

• Learn the alphabet through play
• Develop skills motor skills and hand-eye coordination
• Support in learning phonetics and pronunciation
• Pastel colors attract attention and encourage play
• Durable materials ensure long-lasting use
• Ideal for younger children learning the alphabet

The alphabet puzzle from Larsen is a great way to introduce children to the world of letters. Thanks to it, learning becomes a pleasure, and memorizing the alphabet is easier and more effective. Each puzzle piece has been carefully designed to support the child's development in many ways.

On the frame of the puzzle there is a printed object starting with the same letter, which helps the child to learn phonetics and pronunciation. Pastel colors covering the elements with lowercase letters attract attention and encourage memorization and recognition. The puzzle contains 58 elements with characteristically cut edges, printed with uppercase and lowercase letters of the Polish alphabet (with which words in our language can begin).

Larsen is a renowned publishing house that has been specializing in creating educational puzzles for children for years. Their products are characterized by high-quality workmanship, durability and educational value. Larsen puzzles are designed for the comprehensive development of the child, supporting their creativity, logical thinking and manual skills.

You can play a memory game with your child when there are no elements in the frame. This puzzle is most suitable for younger children learning the alphabet. The puzzle contains 58 elements with characteristically cut edges, printed with uppercase and lowercase letters of the Polish alphabet (with which words in our language can begin).