Layer puzzle anatomy boy
Layer puzzle anatomy boy
Layer puzzle anatomy boy
Layer puzzle anatomy boy
Layer puzzle anatomy boy
Layer puzzle anatomy boy
Layer puzzle anatomy boy
Layer puzzle anatomy boy
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Layer puzzle anatomy boy

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Product information

What does a boy actually look like on the inside? Even kindergarten children are interested in learning about their bodies and their functions. Skeleton, muscles and bloodstream, internal organs – the human body is "pieced together" into four layers on different levels.
Besides imparting knowledge, this glued wooden puzzle also trains motor skills.

  • 4-in-1: Layered wooden puzzle with a total of four puzzles
  • With each layer, a boy's body is "pieced together" a little further.
  • The images on the left side become visible gradually as you complete the puzzle.
  • With the layered puzzle, children learn about the human body and its components.
  • It provides initial knowledge about the skeleton, muscles, and organs.
  • Tactilely appealing puzzle pieces with rounded edges
  • Lovingly and child-friendly illustrated layered puzzle
  • promotes concentration and fine motor skills


Product features

Dimensions in cm: approx. 29 x 17 x 2 cm
Brand: small foot
Material: Wood
Number of layers: 4
EAN code: 4020972058423
Age recommendation: Ages 4 and up
Weight including packaging (kg): 0.49
Main catalog page: 82
Special features: Puzzle box with multiple puzzles
Packaging type: Item in foil packaging

delivery time

Stock items: 2-5 working days (Post Luxembourg)
Order item: 5-10 days (depending on supplier)
Order item (Bänfer): 6-8 weeks (Post Luxembourg or shipping company)

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