Wooden Puzzle Clock
Excellent resource for teaching the time to children. The clock has 12 removable coloured shapes that form a puzzle within the clock. All the shapes are numbered so becomes a learn to count resource also. Made from ethically grown Rubber wood.
Ages 2+
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$42.00
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Great for teaching the time.
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