Description

MY FIRST FRACTIONS PUZZLE

Brightly Coloured Wooden Educational Toy
for visual & tactile learning

My First Fractions Puzzle is perfect for introducing basic numeracy and fractions to your little one through play.

– Bigjigs Toys

This puzzle introduces counting and the concept of fractions using brightly coloured wooden puzzle pieces that include numbers and shapes. Match the coloured shapes to the numbers and colours on the base board and count out how many pieces make a whole as you work out how the pieces fit together. Made from high quality, responsibly sourced materials. Consists of 26 play pieces.

• A perfect introduction to basic numeracy and fractions through play.
• Introduces counting & the concept of fractions using colourful wooden puzzle pieces that include numbers & shapes.
• Includes 26 play pieces.
• Made from high quality, responsibly sourced materials.

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The Bush Babies Collection has all your Eco-friendly Baby & Child needs.

Bigjigs Toys make wonderful Educational Gifts!

The Bigjigs Toys Range includes:

Toys for every step of the way!
Educational & Role Playing Toys
Wooden Puzzles & Games

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About the Company

Bigjigs Toys was founded in the UK more than 30 years ago. It offers more than one thousand unique products including its world-famous wooden railway sets and accessories. Whether you’re looking for gift lines, educational products or traditional wooden toys Bigjigs has it all.

The Bigjigs story began in Peter Ireland’s garden shed in Kent, England in 1985. Peter hand crafted wooden jigsaws which he and wife Liz sold at craft fairs all over the UK. Today it operates from a large warehouse in Folkestone, Kent and distributes toys to 93 countries worldwide.

Liz and Peter Ireland are both teachers by profession. As a result, child development and education lie at the heart of every Bigjigs toy. This means every Bigjigs product is designed to encourage key skills and is graded according to age appropriate guidelines. Its packaging also includes labels that explain the skills children can learn and develop while playing with a Bigjigs toy.

Bigjigs work closely with a number of production facilities in the Far East. These are regularly visited by Liz Ireland, its Managing Director. She takes great care to ensure that the facilities are operating ethically while delivering world-class quality at an affordable price. Every toy is tested and certified to EN71 and ASTM standards; while an increasing number of toys are also tested to Australia’s AS/NZS 8124 Series of Standards.

When choosing timber for its toys Bigjigs carefully assesses its quality, durability and sustainability. For example, many of its toys are made from plantation-grown rubberwood that would otherwise go to waste. This philosophy extends to its packaging. Currently more than 80% of the Bigjigs range is presented in packaging made from 90% recycled materials that’s printed using soy ink. It even runs its entire head office and European distribution warehouse on solar energy.