Djeco Wooden Peg Puzzle and Balancing Game “Fruits”
€20,99
An educational activity that helps develop fine motor skills, observation, and hand-eye coordination.
The base and the figures are made of solid rubberwood, and thanks to their three-dimensional shape, they can also be used as standalone role-play toys—encouraging imagination and dialogue development.
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A wooden peg puzzle by Djeco that helps children discover all kinds of fruits while learning to recognize different shapes and colors.
What makes this puzzle truly unique is that it grows with the child! As they get older, it transforms into a balancing game—children can try to balance all the fruit pieces on the banana!
An educational activity that promotes fine motor skills, observation, and hand-eye coordination.
The base and fruit figures are made of solid rubberwood, and thanks to their three-dimensional shape, they can also be used for imaginative role-play, encouraging creativity and dialogue.
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