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Map Floor Puzzle - 51 Pieces

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$11.21 $16.99 In stock

Category: Animal & Nature Puzzles

Learn all the 50 states with this 51-piece USA Map Floor Puzzle. The completed 3 x 2 ft map shows each state with its name, capital, borders, and a themed illustration that highlights a regional feature or landmark. An illustrated guide is included to help kids match shapes, colors, and details as they assemble the map. As children sort and connect the pieces, they build spatial reasoning, fine motor control, and early geography knowledge. The large cardboard pieces wipe clean and are sized for easy handling, making this puzzle a helpful tool for school-age learning and screen-free play for kids ages 6 and up. This detailed puzzle is a wonderful addition to any collection of kids toys and is just right for birthday gifts, holiday gifts, or special occasions. Melissa and Doug kids puzzles are Montessori inspired learning activities that strengthen spatial awareness and fine motor skills as they bring their imagination to life! For even more meaningful developmental play, combine this with other Melissa and Doug pretend play toys for kids that love jigsaw puzzles, & kids games like the Secret Decoder Deluxe Activity Set & the Hungry Pelican, for endless learning adventures. For 35+ years, Melissa and Doug has crafted imaginative preschool toys and durable wooden toys built to nurture childhood wonder, with everything from a life-sized grocery store playset to a play kitchen playset and play food to serve plush toys & puppets, to costumes, arts & crafts, and road trip activities for kids. It’s the kind of kid-powered play that builds independence and confidence!

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ella ★★★★★

We spread this out on the living room floor and my kids spent a solid hour matching capitals to states. The little regional illustrations gave us things to talk about beyond just naming the states, which I didn't expect. It's held up fine even with the pieces getting stepped on.

Timothy B. ★★★★★

The states are big enough that my six-year-old can actually read the capitals without squinting, and the little regional drawings gave us something to talk about while we assembled it. It's 3 x 2 feet, so it covers a good chunk of the floor, which honestly made it feel like a real activity instead o

Nicholas ★★★★★

We spread this out on the living room floor and it kept the kids busy for almost an hour. The little regional illustrations next to each state gave us stuff to talk about beyond just naming capitals. At 3 x 2 feet it's big enough that two kids can work on it without bumping elbows.