CARSON DELLOSA Thematic Floor Puzzle: Alphabet Train FS-3726
$15.99
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Grade: Kindergarten - 2nd
Brand: CARSON DELLOSA
Secondary Brand: McGraw-Hill Children's Publishing - Frank Schaffer Publications
UPC: 0017257037260
ISBN: 867343117
Description
Our vast selection of award-winning floor puzzles offer children the opportunity to explore the world around them. Many of our puzzles include extra activities or identification keys to help further extend a child’s learning experience. All of our puzzles are printed on durable stock for years of use. In fact, they’re strong enough to walk on! And they’re always appropriate for children ages 3 and up. Die-cut to ensure success, the trains can only be put together the correct way! Kids will love learning the alphabet using this puzzle train that seems to go on forever. 26 pieces. Ages 3-5. 8 feet long! Giant floor puzzles make learning fun! Large, durable pieces are tough enough for little hands.
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