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Discovery Puzzle Dinosaurs 280pcs By Clemence Dupont and Poppik

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$17.69 $29 In stock

This 280-piece puzzle takes the design of one of the iconic posters of the Poppik brand. Find the most famous dinosaurs such as triceratops, spinosaurus, or iguanodon.

Contains: 1 educational puzzle with 280 pieces, 1 educational poster. Made with mixed paper from FSC responsible sources.

Recommended age 7+.

Made in France

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Lily ★★★★★

I love that this puzzle combines the detailed dinosaur artwork from those posters with the hands-on activity of building it. My son kept pointing out the spinosaurus and iguanodon while we worked on it together.

Owen ★★★★★

My 5-year-old dinosaur fanatic was completely absorbed putting this together—the triceratops and spinosaurus pieces were instantly recognizable, and the finished poster looks amazing on his wall. It kept him busy for a whole rainy afternoon.

Ella M. ★★★★☆

We bought this as a school holiday activity and the 280 pieces took my seven-year-old a few focused evenings to finish alone. The dinosaur names printed on the box helped him identify each one as he worked through the puzzle.