Wooden block puzzle Goki 57542, 9 pieces, cartoons theme, 105×35 mm, age 3+

Goki 57542 is a wooden block puzzle consisting of nine pieces that form a small rectangular image measuring 105×35 mm. The puzzle features a cartoons theme with six different fairy-tale motifs to assemble, designed for children aged 3 and older. The solid wooden blocks and printed illustrations provide a tactile and visual activity that supports early learning by encouraging hand-eye coordination, spatial reasoning and pattern recognition during play.

Advantages

The toy is made from durable wood with clear, colorful printed motifs that resist everyday play wear. Its nine-piece format offers a manageable challenge for preschoolers, combining simple assembly with alternating motifs to stimulate problem-solving and concentration. The compact size and lightweight design make it easy for small hands to manipulate and store.

Suitable for

• Preschool children developing fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
• Early learners practicing pattern recognition and spatial awareness
• Quiet table activities at home, daycare or kindergarten
• Travel or short quiet play sessions due to compact size

Key specifications

• Material: wood with printed illustrations
• Number of pieces: 9 blocks
• Themes: cartoons / fairy-tale motifs (six different images)
• Assembled dimensions: approximately 105 × 35 mm
• Recommended age: 3 years and older

How to use

Place the nine wooden blocks on a flat surface and rotate or rearrange them until the printed parts align to form one of the cartoon pictures. Encourage the child to examine shapes and colors and to test different combinations until a complete motif appears. The puzzle can be used independently by the child or with adult guidance to introduce vocabulary related to the images and to support step-by-step problem solving.

Usage recommendations

Use on a stable, clean surface and supervise young children during play. Rotate through the six motifs by rearranging the blocks to extend engagement. Store the puzzle in a small box or pouch to protect the printed surfaces and keep the pieces together between uses.