Stuka Puka Prehistoric World Puzzle

It sends your child back 66 million years to build the great reptiles and visit their lost world. As the pieces come together, you arrange famous prehistoric animals and get to know the largest creatures that once walked the planet.

The set lets children see what a diplodocus skeleton looked like, recognise a trilobite fossil and find a pterodactyl. Each one adds a different corner of the prehistoric world, from giant plant eaters to sea fossils and flying reptiles.

Under each piece sits the name of the dinosaur along with its image. As your child places a creature, the label underneath reinforces what it is called, so building the puzzle doubles as a first lesson in prehistoric animals.

This shape puzzle has 19 elements plus a frame and cover, and measures 52 by 30 cm. The larger board gives room to lay out the skeletons and fossils, so several children can work on the lost world together.

Yes. It is aimed at preschoolers from 3 to 6, and a child who loves dinosaurs can pore over the diplodocus skeleton and other creatures. Building each one deepens the secrets of the animals that walked the planet long ago.

It is a wooden puzzle, painted with a colourless, odourless varnish so the pieces keep their natural look. The board is sturdy enough for repeat builds, and the text on every Stuka Puka set is in English.

Once assembled, the lost scene of skeletons and fossils makes a fun display to leave out on a shelf. Children often return to rearrange the creatures, so the set works as both a puzzle and an open ended layout.