The Learning Journey: Match It! Head to Tail - 20 Self-Correcting Animal-Themed Puzzle Sets - Matching Puzzles for Children Ages 3-6 Years (40 Pieces)

The media could not be loaded. My kid love this head to tail puzzle ! It’s a wonderful way for children to learn about matching, sequencing, and problem-solving while having fun. Each piece is well-made, colorful, and sturdy — perfect for little hands. The head-to-tail concept helps children recognize patterns, improve their fine motor skills, and appreciate wildlife in a creative way. This puzzle is a great blend of education and entertainment — perfect for toddlers and preschoolers who are eager to learn!

I love this intro to puzzles for my grandson! He can easily do this all by himself, which fosters independent learning. Sturdy cards/pieces mean it's great for toddlers. Will buy again.

This is a great puzzle for a young toddler. Our two year old is at the perfect stage. Once they master the three piece puzzle you can combine two puzzles in a pile to make it more challenging! Very durable too!

Great for little kids! My animal obsessed nephew loved these!

We got these at 18 months and she enjoyed piecing them together as I handed them to her one piece at a time. Now at 25 months she loves to scatter the entire set and piece them all herself. This is a GREAT early puzzle! (We started with 2-piece puzzles which she mastered first. There is a surprisingly big leap in challenge between 2 and 3 pieces.)

My 20 month old daughter LOVES these. She does them over and over. I'm happy with the photo quality of the animals.

After a decent amount of use some of the corners where the puzzle pieces meet are starting to show where and some are peeling. With the amount of cards in there this is not been a real issue. If your kid is rough then these will probably not last forever but normal use they have served us well and my daughter loves them.

My 22 month old took to it right away. Realistic photos, durability, thick material-everything is great . So many ways to play this. Guess the animal by one-two pieces, mix up 2-3 animals and try to separate them and make full animal, name animals and sounds, take one animal without head/ tail and give your toddler 4-5 heads/ tails, let him guess which is right and complete the puzzle etc .