Stuka Puka What Falls From the Trees Puzzle

It turns your child into a young forest guide, learning the leaves and seeds of different trees and their names. As you arrange the pieces, you get to know what falls to the ground each autumn and which tree it came from.

The set is a 2 level puzzle, with one layer for leaves and another for seeds. Working through both layers helps children match a seed to its leaf and build a fuller picture of each tree across the seasons.

Yes. Part of the fun is making a stamp from the shapes and adding some autumn colours, so the puzzle turns into a small print and craft activity. That gives children a hands on way to record the leaves they have learned.

There are 24 elements plus a frame and cover, and the board measures 26 by 49 cm. The long shape gives space to lay out both the leaves layer and the seeds layer side by side while you build.

This forest set is one of our wooden jigsaw puzzles built around trees and the things that fall from them. It pairs well with a walk to collect real leaves and seeds, which children can then match to the pieces at home.

The puzzle focuses on the leaves and seeds of different trees, along with their names. By handling each shape and reading its label, children start to tell one tree from another and remember what its leaf and seed look like.

Yes, it is a wooden set finished with a colourless, odourless varnish, so the pieces keep a natural feel. The sturdy board stands up to repeated building, stamping and sorting as your child works through both layers.