Description
The Flower Puzzle presents a single flower, rendered in wood and reduced to its essential parts, each piece lifting away from the frame on its own small knob: the stem, the leaf, the sepal, the petal, the receptacle, and the reproductive structures at the flower’s centre.
A child isolates one piece at a time, names it if they already know the word, and feels its exact shape and position within the whole flower before setting it back in place. Removing and replacing each piece in sequence builds a concrete, three-dimensional understanding of how a flower is actually constructed, groundwork that makes every later lesson on pollination, reproduction, and plant classification far easier to grasp.
Paired with its Control Card and the Nomenclature Cards for the parts of a flower, this puzzle turns what could be an abstract diagram into something a child has quite literally taken apart and put back together with their own hands.

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