Dinosaur large 500 pc puzzle - Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle
Ref. : 9625
This large puzzle of 500 pieces is a real prehistoric fresco with these impressive dinosaurs drawn by our creative team in the Jura in collaboration with Ronan Allain, paleontologist, great specialist of the MNHN (National Museum of Natural History) who recently discovered in Provence the Pyroraptor olympius, fire thief of Olympus.
Puzzle requires concentration, memory, and logical thinking. It's also a great way to develop patience and perseverance while being a very good family cooperation game where everyone will help put together the final picture.
It's also a great excuse to take your time, to treat yourself to a quiet break at any age!
This large puzzle is accompanied by explanatory sheets in which you will discover unique details and anecdotes about the origin of these fascinating Cretaceous beings: the origin of their name, why some had feathers and others horns, what was the color of their skin, what their tail or long neck was used for and many other discoveries.
Let kids discover and play with these incredible creatures that roamed our planet millions of years ago.
An original way to learn while having fun!
Highlights:
• Observation, patience, memory, cooperation• In collaboration with a recognized paleontologist• In collaboration with the MNHN• An explanatory sheet for each dinosaur• Learn while having fun• Improve attention
• Observation, patience, memory, cooperation• In collaboration with a recognized paleontologist• In collaboration with the MNHN• An explanatory sheet for each dinosaur• Learn while having fun• Improve attention
8+
Cardboard
Dimensions: 500 pièces
Origin: China
Content:
• 1 large puzzle of 500 pieces• 22 explanatory sheets
• 1 large puzzle of 500 pieces• 22 explanatory sheets
Warning: Toy tested in laboratory, guaranteeing conformity to the European Directive 2009/48/EC for children from 3+.WARNING ! Toy not suitable for children under 3 years. Small parts. Suffocation hazard.
500-piece dinosaur puzzle - National Museum of Natural History
This large 500-piece puzzle is a real prehistoric fresco with these impressive dinosaurs drawn by our creative team in the Jura in collaboration with paleontologist Ronan Allain. A great specialist within the MNHN (National Museum of Natural History), he recently discovered in Provence the Pyroraptor Olympus, fire thief of Olympus.
This large puzzle is accompanied by explanatory sheets in which you will discover unique details and anecdotes about the origin of these fascinating beings of the Cretaceous: the origin of their name, why some had feathers and others horns, what was the color of their skin, what was their tail or long neck for and many other discoveries.
Let children discover and play with these incredible creatures that roamed our planet millions of years ago.
An original way to learn while having fun!
The puzzle is perfect for learning while having fun! Take on the challenge of completing this 500-piece puzzle and admire the result!
This puzzle is recommended for children from the age of 8.
This large 500-piece puzzle is a real prehistoric fresco with these impressive dinosaurs drawn by our creative team in the Jura in collaboration with paleontologist Ronan Allain. A great specialist within the MNHN (National Museum of Natural History), he recently discovered in Provence the Pyroraptor Olympus, fire thief of Olympus.
This large puzzle is accompanied by explanatory sheets in which you will discover unique details and anecdotes about the origin of these fascinating beings of the Cretaceous: the origin of their name, why some had feathers and others horns, what was the color of their skin, what was their tail or long neck for and many other discoveries.
Let children discover and play with these incredible creatures that roamed our planet millions of years ago.
An original way to learn while having fun!
The puzzle is perfect for learning while having fun! Take on the challenge of completing this 500-piece puzzle and admire the result!
This puzzle is recommended for children from the age of 8.