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Londji 10 Penguins Puzzle

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$35.7 $48.9 In stock

Category: Learning Games

1 owl, 2 crocodiles, 3 pigs, 4 elephants, 5 horses and so on until you reach 10 penguins!



10 progressive puzzles filled with wild animals, from 2 pieces to 10. A fun way to learn to count.


Composition: FSC paper and recycled cardboard


Illustration: Txell Darné


Size: 59 x 7.5cm (longest) / 12 x 7.5cm (shortest)


Box dimensions: 15 x 45.5 x 6.8cm


Made in Barcelona


Warning! Not suitable for children under three years. Small parts.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Emma W. ★★★★★

The progression from 2 to 10 pieces is perfect for my little one's growing attention span, and counting the animals together has become our favorite after-dinner ritual. The cardboard is sturdy enough to survive daily dumping and re-building, which I did not expect.

Mia M. ★★★★★

My 3-year-old loved figuring out which animal came next, and I appreciated how the increasing piece count taught counting without being frustrating. The elephant puzzle with 4 pieces was the perfect first challenge for her.

Edward R. ★★★★★

The puzzle pieces are nice and thick, so they hold up well to my toddler's enthusiastic play. Watching her count the 5 horses and then the 10 penguins is the cutest way to learn numbers.