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North American Animal Tracks Puzzle (250 pcs)
If your family is one who spends quality time in the wild together, learning to recognize animal tracks is a valuable skill to be learned by all ages. With colorful graphics, this 250 pc. puzzle teaches tracks and ranges of 26 common North American wildlife. A sampling of animals included is: Gray Wolf, Musk Ox, American Bison, Pronghorn, and Eastern Collard Lizard, plus many others. From the same company as the Animal Tracks Matching Game (#008787), approximately ½ the animal tracks have been repeated. Large individual pieces vary in size with the completed puzzle measuring 19" x 13". Made in the USA. ~ Deanne
Assemble this colorful puzzle and identify the tracks associated with each animal. Use the map on the back of the box to see where these animals may be found in North America. Made in the USA.
19×13 inches, 250 pieces, Ages 6+
Product Format: | Other |
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Grades: | PK-3 |
Brand: | Jr. Rangerland |
Author: | Jennifer Haywood |
EAN/UPC: | 808874211733 |
Length in Inches: | 8.75 |
Width in Inches: | 11 |
Height in Inches: | 2.25 |
Weight in Pounds: | 0.85 |
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this is for our 4 year old grand daughter
We like to teach our kids about nature
Saw at Wildlife Center
because our kids love looking for tracks in the mountains