Puzzle TREFL Contour 60 pieces model 50014 — cartoons, width 580 mm, age 4+

TREFL Contour 60 pieces model 50014 is a shaped jigsaw puzzle intended for children aged 4 and above. The puzzle presents a cartoon motif featuring Disney’s Mickey Mouse and related characters, with a finished contour width of 580 mm. With 60 larger pieces, this educational toy supports early problem-solving, hand–eye coordination and cooperative play at home, kindergarten or primary classroom environments.

Advantages

The puzzle uses 60 XXL pieces that are easier for small hands to hold and place, while the contour shape gives a finished decorative outline when assembled. High-contrast, child-friendly illustration improves piece recognition and simplifies matching. The board thickness and cut precision are designed for repeated assembly and disassembly, providing durable play over time.

Suitable for

• Individual play to develop concentration and fine motor skills
• Paired or group activities in preschool and early school years
• Classroom centres or playroom displays
• Introductory jigsaw puzzles for children aged 4 and up

Key specifications

• Piece count: 60 XXL pieces
• Finished width: 580 mm (contour shape)
• Illustration: cartoon motif featuring Mickey Mouse characters
• Recommended age: 4+ years
• Material type: cardboard puzzle board with printed image

How to use

Open the box and spread the pieces on a flat surface with the printed sides facing up to allow children to see colours and shapes. Start by finding the edge and prominent character parts to establish the contour shape, then assemble inner sections by matching colours and picture elements. Supervise younger children during play to avoid ingestion of small pieces and to assist with initial sorting and orientation if required.

Usage recommendations

For longevity, assemble the puzzle on a clean, dry table and store it in the original box or a flat container away from moisture and direct sunlight. Rotate puzzle activities between individual and group play to support social skills and fine motor development; use completed puzzles as visual displays or teaching aids in the classroom.