Jigsaw puzzle Educa 18099 — 48 pieces, cartoons, 280 mm width, ages 4–6

Educa 18099 is a 48-piece jigsaw puzzle with a cartoons theme designed for children aged 4–6. The assembled image measures 280 mm in width and is printed in strong, attractive colours with a gloss finish. The puzzle features bigger pieces that are comfortable for small hands and comes as two separate puzzles in each box, presented in a deeper, stable box with a child-friendly design.

Advantages

The larger piece size simplifies handling and assembly for preschool children while maintaining an appropriate challenge for ages 4–6. High-contrast, multicolour imagery and gloss lamination improve visual appeal and make individual pieces easier to recognise. Two puzzles in the same box provide extended playtime or allow sharing, and the sturdy, attractively designed box improves shelf stability and storage.

Suitable for

• Developing fine motor skills and hand–eye coordination
• Improving visual perception and shape recognition
• Solo play to build concentration and problem-solving
• Guided play with parents, caregivers or early childhood educators
• Group activities in preschool or playgroups

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 48 (two puzzles in the box)
• Theme: cartoons, multicolour
• Recommended age range: 4–6 years
• Assembled image width: 280 mm
• Finish: gloss lamination on printed image
• Piece size: larger pieces suitable for preschool hands
• Packaging: deeper, stable box with child-friendly design

How to use

Open the box and separate the two puzzle sets. Work on a flat, well-lit surface with enough space to spread out pieces. Encourage the child to sort edge pieces first and to group pieces by colour or visible elements of the image. Assemble the puzzle step by step, guiding the child if needed to match shapes and colours. After play, store pieces back in the box to keep the set complete and protected.

Usage recommendations

Use the puzzle during short, focused play sessions appropriate for the child’s attention span. Supervise children under 4 years due to small parts, and combine puzzle time with conversation about the image to support language development and observational skills.