Wooden Block Puzzle Board – Shapes & Pattern Cards

£32.99

Delivered in 6–10 working days, order tracking.

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Slide, stack and fit the pieces together. Our wooden block puzzle board stands upright like a little game screen: children drop colourful wooden blocks into the slots and work out how to fill every gap. With 10 pattern cards to copy and endless ways to build freely, it’s a calm, screen-free way to practise shapes, colours and problem-solving.

Free play: fill the board your own way, line by line
10 pattern cards: copy a picture block by block, from simple to tricky
Early thinking skills: shapes, colours, spatial awareness and planning
Stands up on its own: two little wooden feet twist out to hold the board upright on a table
Ready to give: arrives in a printed box

1 wooden puzzle board with 2 twist-out feet, a set of painted wooden blocks and 10 pattern cards, in a printed box.

Board: approx. 31.5 × 19.8 × 2.5 cm. Cards: 10 × 8 cm. Weight: approx. 890 g.

Materials: wood and plywood, with small pegs under the blocks and printed card.

Recommended for children aged 3 years and over. Contains small parts: keep away from children under 3. Always play under adult supervision.

Check the blocks regularly and stop using any piece that is cracked, loose or splintered.

Wipe clean with a damp cloth; do not soak or put in the dishwasher. Keep the cards dry.

Delivered in 6–10 working days from our partner warehouse in China, with tracking. Free UK delivery on all orders. 30-day returns: damaged or faulty items are replaced or refunded. See our Shipping and Refund policies for details.

Every piece has its place

Turn a block, try it in a slot, turn it again until it fits. Filling the board row by row gives little ones a satisfying puzzle to solve, and helps them notice shapes, angles and colours in a hands-on, screen-free way.

Pick a card, build it together

Choose one of the 10 pattern cards and build the picture together: a rocket, a house, a little robot. Take turns placing a block, talk about which shape comes next, then try one on your own. A gentle challenge that grows with your child.