Jigsaw puzzle TEKA Larsen Maxi LA-FH23 — 23 pieces, fauna theme, 365×285 mm

TEKA Larsen Maxi LA-FH23 is a 23-piece children’s jigsaw puzzle with a fauna theme, designed for ages 3 and up. The completed image measures 365 × 285 mm and depicts a cosy farm scene with ducklings, a mother duck, a horse and foal, cow and calf, sheep and lambs, piglets, a rooster, swallows in flight, and a cat watching from a tree. The puzzle is made from sturdy cardboard and sized for small hands to assemble while developing basic problem-solving and motor skills.

Advantages

This puzzle offers a compact format that is easy for young children to manage and complete, supporting early success and confidence. The imagery promotes observational skills and storytelling as children identify animals and farm details. Constructed from recycled premium cardboard, the puzzle balances durability with environmental considerations and is produced with attention to long-standing manufacturing traditions.

Suitable for

• Preschool play and independent activity
• Classroom group work or circle time
• Quiet home activities and parent-child bonding
• Early learning of animal names and basic scene description

Key specifications

• Piece count: 23 pieces
• Assembled dimensions: 365 × 285 mm
• Recommended minimum age: 3 years
• Theme: Fauna / farm animals
• Material: Recycled premium cardboard
• Finish: Multicolour printed image

How to use

Open the box on a flat surface and spread the pieces with the image side up to help with sorting. Begin by identifying distinctive animal shapes and coloured areas such as the pond, stable, and fence, then connect edge pieces to form the border. Encourage the child to try matching shapes and colours; assist as needed to guide correct joins and to demonstrate turning pieces. When assembled, the puzzle can be used for naming animals, describing the scene, or as a reference for storytelling exercises.

Usage recommendations

Use the puzzle on a low table or play mat to avoid losing pieces. Supervise children under 3 and store pieces in the original box after use. Combine the puzzle with short animal-themed activities—such as naming animals, counting legs, or inventing a farm story—to extend learning and vocabulary.