Djeco Pop to Play City Puzzle, 24 cardboard pieces, 3 years+, city play set

Djeco Puzzle Pop to play The City is an oversized puzzle that allows children to assemble an entire neighborhood full of details. Once built, the set becomes a playset where little ones can use their toy cars (not included), figurines, and imagination to explore life in the city. It is an activity that combines puzzle assembly with role-playing.

The set contains 24 cardboard pieces and 5 wooden road signs. The large pieces are easy for small hands to handle, and once assembled, they form a city with streets and buildings full of details. The size of the assembled puzzle is 100 x 63 cm, large enough for multiple children to play together at the same time.

Through this game, children develop their language, dexterity, and fine motor skills. The puzzle inspires imagination and independent play, and after the game is over, all pieces can be stored neatly in the original box. This combination of assembly and free play supports learning through discovery and attention to detail.

The product is made of paper and cardboard, and the manufacturer is Djeco from France. WARNING: unsuitable for children under 3 years, contains small parts, choking hazard. To be used under the direct supervision of an adult. The recommended age is from 3 years, and the set is especially suitable for children between 3 and 6 years old who are exploring narrative play and construction.

Contents:

• 24 cardboard pieces
• 5 wooden road signs.
  

• Helps develop language, dexterity, and fine motor skills
• Inspires imagination and independent play
• Stores neatly in the box

Frequently asked questions

How many pieces does the puzzle have? The set contains 24 cardboard pieces and 5 wooden road signs.

What is the size of the assembled puzzle? The assembled puzzle measures 100 x 63 cm.

What age is it recommended for? It is recommended from 3 years old, especially suitable for children between 3 and 6 years old.

What material is it made of? The puzzle is made of paper and cardboard, and the road signs are made of wood.