Jigsaw puzzle Ravensburger 06120 — 40 pieces, City motif, width 325 mm, age 4+

Ravensburger 06120 is a 40-piece jigsaw puzzle featuring a colourful city motif designed for children aged 4 and above. The finished puzzle measures 325 mm in width and uses easy-to-handle pieces sized for small hands. The illustration presents recognisable urban elements that support visual recognition and narrative play while remaining simple enough for young puzzlers to complete with minimal assistance.

Advantages

The puzzle’s moderate piece count and large-piece format make assembly manageable for preschoolers and early school-age children. High-quality cardboard and precise cut ensure pieces fit cleanly and stay together without excessive force. The compact finished size and sturdy pieces are suitable for repeated use in family play, classroom activities, or on-the-go entertainment.

Suitable for

• Children aged 4 and older developing fine motor skills
• Preschool and kindergarten activity programmes
• Family game time and shared puzzle activities
• Travel or quiet-time entertainment at home

Key specifications

• Piece count: 40 large-format pieces
• Finished width: 325 mm
• Motif: city scene with child-friendly illustration
• Recommended age: 4 years and up
• Material: durable puzzle board with printed surface

How to use

Open the box and spread the pieces on a flat surface with the image side up to familiarise the child with colours and shapes. Start by identifying edge pieces to form the border, then group remaining pieces by colour or motif elements and assemble sections such as buildings, streets or vehicles. Allow the child to work at their own pace; adult guidance can be offered for sorting and matching pieces without completing the puzzle for them.

Usage recommendations

Use on a clean, level tabletop for best results. For storage, keep pieces in the original box or a resealable bag to prevent loss. Supervise younger children to avoid putting small pieces in the mouth. Combine with other age-appropriate puzzles to build progressive skill development in observation and hand–eye coordination.