Numbers Floor Puzzle - 20 Pieces

Turn number learning into a fun adventure with the Numbers Floor Puzzle - 20 Pieces! Designed to inspire curiosity and hands-on learning, this bright and colourful puzzle helps children explore counting from 1 to 20 in an engaging way. Each oversized piece features a bold number along with charming illustrations-ranging from animals and dinosaurs to balloons and cars-that match the number shown. Children will enjoy identifying, counting and matching the delightful images while reinforcing their numeracy skills.

Perfect for young learners, this puzzle supports early mathematical understanding by allowing children to see, touch and engage with numbers visually and physically. The large, chunky pieces are easy for small hands to grasp and put together, encouraging independent play and confidence. With self-correcting edges and cheerful designs, the puzzle turns learning into playtime fun, making it an ideal addition to any childcare or classroom setting.

Educational Benefits:

• Enhances number recognition and early counting skills
• Builds fine motor development through grasping and placing puzzle pieces
• Promotes visual discrimination and memory skills
• Encourages early problem-solving and sequencing

Classroom & Play Activity Ideas:

• Create a number scavenger hunt using the puzzle images (e.g. œFind 3 cars!)
• Play œWhat's Missing? by removing a puzzle piece and having children guess the number
• Use the puzzle for simple addition games (e.g. combine 2 + 3 using images)
• Sequence the puzzle together as a group for a collaborative circle-time activity

Product Details:

• Ages: 3+ years
• Measurements: 17.5(L) x 0.5(H) x 14(W) cm (per puzzle piece)
• 20 large pieces with rounded edges for safe handling
• Made in the UK by skilled craftsmen
• Hand-cut with self-correcting pieces for independent problem-solving
• Designed with vibrant colours and engaging imagery

This puzzle is a wonderful tool for early learners, allowing them to explore numbers through play while boosting their coordination, confidence, and curiosity.