Hands Craft: DIY Miniature House Kits & 3D Wooden Puzzles

Hands Craft | Wild Animals

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$8.99 $17.99 In stock

Category: Gift Bundle Packs

Assortment of 6 DIY 3D wooden wild animal puzzle. Bundle pack includes a squirrel, elephant, snake, lion, hippopotamus, and crocodile

[STIMULATING ACTIVITY] This is a great gift for all kids who like to engage in STEM learning with the best interactive materials available. Stimulates creativity, focus, fine motor skills, and patience. No tools or glue are required.

[PERFECT GIFT] A great gift for birthdays, Christmas/holidays, or another occasion!

[HIGH QUALITY] Each puzzle has easy-to-punch-out pieces from sheets of safe, non-toxic plywood with grooved edges to make it as safe as possible for children!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ava ★★★★★

My nephew tore through all six animals in one rainy afternoon — the snake was his favorite because the segments actually wiggle once assembled. The wood has a nice honey color and the pieces click together snugly, no glue needed.

David ★★★★★

The pieces are laser-cut so precisely that everything clicks together snugly, and my kids managed the squirrel on their own in about an hour. We've got the snake and crocodile waiting for this weekend, which is perfect because it keeps them off screens.

Riley ★★★★★

My nephew's been obsessed with the elephant since we finished it—the pieces fit snugly enough that a 9-year-old could build it without frustration. Six different animals in one box kept him busy for three afternoons straight, and the snake was surprisingly easy to snap together compared to the lion'