Mapology World with Flags & Capitals

• GEOGRAPHY MADE FUN: This unique and exciting foam map puzzle for kids is designed to make geography fun while helping children learn about countries across the world. A must-have addition to any educational toy collection, offering interactive and engaging playtime hours.
• SOLVE TO LEARN LOCATION: This educational toy consists of 2 EVA foam frame puzzles with 75 precisely cut country-shaped pieces in vibrant colors, helping kids easily identify various colors and shapes. Includes 65 flags, a sticker sheet, and instruction manuals. World Map Puzzle Size: 57cm x 33cm.
• FLAG THE CAPITALS: Stick the flags on the front and capitals on the back, inserting them into the slits provided for each country. Learn the capitals and flags of 23 European countries and 42 countries worldwide. Stickers are color-coded by continent for easy learning.
• DEVELOPING SKILLS: Helps develop color and shape recognition, general knowledge, hand-eye coordination, memory, and motor skills. Provides hours of fun while teaching about 60+ countries through this interactive jigsaw puzzle.
• GIFT HAPPINESS NOW: Perfect birthday gift for kids aged 5 and above. Combines playtime with learning about continents, countries, and flags. A fun and educational experience for all.
• NURTURE CREATIVITY & CURIOSITY: Imagimake bridges development and entertainment through its range of art, educational toys, jigsaw puzzles, and 3D model-making sets, fostering holistic child development.
• EXCITING FAMILY ACTIVITY: Engage with your child in this interactive jigsaw map puzzle to foster bonding, strengthen communication, and create cherished memories, while making geography fun and educational.
• STURDY & SAFE: All pieces are made of 8 mm EVA foam and fit snugly. Meets ASTM toy safety standards, ensuring a safe and enjoyable play experience with durable, water-resistant materials that maintain shape over time.

NOTE: With the given size, scale, and additional child safety considerations (small parts), the boundaries depicted are approximations for educational purposes and are not meant to represent political boundaries.