Description
All children live with challenges, regardless of their abilities or physical limitations. This puzzle set celebrates our uniqueness and how some children overcome challenges in daily life. This set of six wooden puzzles of real children walking, playing, and socializing are helpful for any classroom promoting inclusion and acceptance. Ages 3-5, 6 puzzles of 7-12 pieces each. 9" x 12" finished size of each puzzle.
- This puzzle set celebrates our uniqueness and how some children overcome challenges in daily life
- This set of six wooden puzzles of real children walking, playing, and socializing are helpful for any classroom promoting inclusion and acceptance.
- 7–12 pieces each.
- 9" x 12" finished size of each puzzle.
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