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OUTSTANDING! Sep 14, 2008
I wasn't sure if my three year old would like this, but it is his favorite toy ever. It is really a nice time occupying game. My child has also learned the parts of the body and refers to each layer of the puzzle as: "Skeleton, internal organs, muscles, skin and clothes". this is from a three year old!
Great learning tool! Jun 02, 2008
This is a great tool, and my children really seem to enjoy this puzzle (they are 3.5 and 2 years old). They can put the different layers of the puzzle by themselves, after I showed them a few times. We've had it for over a month now, and they still play with it several times a day.
Excellent fine motor, sequencing, and visual toy Feb 12, 2008
This puzzle is fantastic. Any child that has mastered inlayed puzzles would be able to work this with assistance. My daughter at 21 mos was doing this with assistance. Separating it into 4 puzzles is an excellent way to get a younger puzzler to learn to sort and organize. And it is a superb vocabularly builder as you talk about organs and parts of the body. Very nice if you are beginning to toilet train and want to simply show how some of the body really works.
Lots of fun! Dec 25, 2007
This puzzle is a lot of fun for any child (ages 2-6) interested in the human body. My only wish is that the skeleton layer be a puzzle, too (it's the bottom layer of the tray), so there's really only four layers to put together. Each of the four layers is 7 pieces (28 puzzle pieces-the 29th "piece" is the tray), and the pieces of the layers are not interchangeable, so a muscle piece would not fit in the skin layer. It's actually a pretty cool puzzle overall.
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Excellent puzzle Nov 08, 2007
I saw my 2.5 year old son put this puzzle together in his daycare room. I was impressed and his teacher told me that all the kids love the puzzle and can put it together (room is 2-3 year olds). It's a great opportunity to talk about the different parts of the body. The teacher has been so impressed with the puzzle she went out and bought the Seasons one for the classroom.
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