The Learning Journey Lift and Learn USA Map is a wonderful introduction to American geography. This tray puzzle teaches kids about the 50 states and how they all manage to fit together. About The Learning Journey International The Learning Journey designs and manufactures the finest in children’s interactive educational toys and games. Each of
The Learning Journey Lift and Learn USA Map is a wonderful introduction to American geography. This tray puzzle teaches kids about the 50 states and how they all manage to fit together. About The Learning Journey International The Learning Journey designs and manufactures the finest in children’s interactive educational toys and games. Each of the company’s products develops and builds on necessary skills children need for school and beyond. The company has won a number of awards, cementing the Learning Journey’s reputation as one of the finest designers and distributors of educational toys in the United States — and worldwide. Fun and colorful USA map tray puzzle. State pieces with representative images. Constructed of cardboard. Recommended for ages 5 and up. Dimensions 15L x .3W x 11H in..
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Capitals are on the puzzle board Originally I wasn’t too happy about this product because it didn’t have the capitals on the map. When I received the puzzle however I discovered that they are printed on the puzzle board. I really like this puzzle and highly recommend it.
I am surprised at all the 5 star reviews for … I am surprised at all the 5 star reviews for this product. I guess I was expecting too much. It is colorful but it’s made of layers of pressed card board that are already separating and I just opened it, mostly corners and thin pieces. It fits together ok but there is nothing keeping the pieces you’ve already laid somewhat in place so they slide around as you try to lay the other pieces. Old school tray puzzles used to have depressed outlines of the pieces on the tray and each piece was…
Perfect! Colorful and easy for little hands. The pieces aren’t too tightly cut there is just enough wriggle room where my 3 and 4yr old can do it. Some of the other map puzzles are a tight fit and become frustrating.