Puzzle obserwacyjne Tea by the Sea 100 el., od 5 lat
Puzzle obserwacyjne Tea by the Sea 100 el., od 5 lat
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Observation Puzzle Tea by the Sea is a jigsaw puzzle with an observation game for children aged 5 and up, designed to train concentration and perceptiveness. The set includes 100 pieces and 48 tiles for searching on the 85x32 cm image.
Tea by the Sea Puzzle – a jigsaw and a game in one
Your child first assembles 100 pieces into a fairy-tale seaside scene, and then sets off to find 48 hidden details from the included cards. It is two games for the price of one.
What is the recommended age for this puzzle? The manufacturer recommends an age of 5 to 8 years — 100 pieces are a challenge for an older preschooler and an early school-age child.
How does Tea by the Sea support development through play?
Assembling 100 pieces develops logical thinking, patience, and fine motor skills. The observation game with 48 tiles trains visual attention — the child compares details on the card with the 85x32 cm image. According to the Eduklocki method, manipulating small pieces supports neurodidactics, as the brain learns through touch and movement.
Recycled cardboard and paper are materials safe for children, compliant with the EN-71 standard and the CE mark. The fairy-tale illustration style stimulates the imagination — the child tells their own stories about sea creatures and the underwater world.
Are the puzzles eco-friendly?
What does your child gain?
Two games in one box: quiet assembly and an exciting observation game. The toddler practices concentration, perceptiveness, patience, and precision of movement. It is a valuable alternative to classic puzzles — it combines assembly with a "Where's Waldo" style scavenger hunt.
- 100 puzzle pieces + 48 observation tiles
- Recycled cardboard and paper
- Two games: jigsaw and observation game
- Cardboard box 20x30x8 cm
- Trains visual attention and concentration
- Recommended age: 5-8 years
Questions from parents
What age are these puzzles for?
The manufacturer recommends an age of 5 to 8 years. 100 pieces are an appropriate level of difficulty for a preschooler and a first-grader.
How do the puzzles develop the child?
They exercise concentration, fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, and visual attention thanks to the additional observation game with 48 tiles.
Are the puzzles safe?
Yes, they are made of recycled cardboard and paper in accordance with the EN-71 standard and have a CE certificate.
How does the observation game work?
After assembling the 85x32 cm image, the child draws tiles and searches for the shown details on the illustration — it is a great exercise in perceptiveness.
What does the set contain? 100 puzzle pieces and 48 observation tiles in a cardboard box.
Technical specifications
Age: from 5 years (5-8)
Pieces: 100 puzzles + 48 tiles
Image dimensions: 85 x 32 cm
Box: 20 x 30 x 8 cm
Material: recycled cardboard and paper
Certificates: CE, EN-71
EAN: 8436580425148
Update: 2026
Product data
| Dimensions | 32 × 10 × 21 cm |
|---|---|
| Number of pieces | 100 |
| Recommended age | from 5 years |
| Weight with packaging | 1.1 kg |
| Shipping time | 1 working day |
Product safety information (GPSR)
1. Risk of cuts and injuries:
- Check the toy for sharp edges, protruding parts, or cracks that may cause cuts.
- Avoid toys made of brittle plastic that may break and cause injury.
2. Choking and swallowing hazard:
- Small parts, puzzle pieces, blocks, or figures can be dangerous for children under 3 years of age.
- Always follow the manufacturer's age markings.
- Regularly check if the toy is damaged and if small parts are falling off.
3. Fire and electrical hazards:
- Store and use battery-operated toys according to the manufacturer's instructions.
- Do not leave batteries within reach of children – there is a risk of swallowing or chemical leakage.
- Keep toys away from open flames and sources of high temperature.
4. Health risks:
- Ensure that the toy is made of safe and non-toxic materials.
- Avoid products with a strong chemical smell – they may contain harmful substances.
- Clean toys regularly to prevent the growth of bacteria and mold.
5. Psychological and educational risks:
- Choose toys appropriate for the child's age and development level.
- Pay attention to content (games, multimedia toys) – avoid those that may contain violence, profanity, or inappropriate content.
- Prolonged use of board or electronic games may cause fatigue, irritability, or addiction.
6. Child safety:
- Always supervise small children during play.
- Ensure that children do not put toys or their parts into their mouths, noses, or ears.
- Before purchasing, check safety markings (e.g., CE) and age recommendations.
7. Maintaining toys in good condition:
- Regularly inspect toys for damage and wear.
- Store toys in a dry place, protecting them from moisture and high temperature.
- Damaged toys should be replaced or safely disposed of.
8. Sources of information:
- Always read the user manual provided by the manufacturer.
- Check current information about recalls and toy warnings on market surveillance authority websites.
9. Copyrights and licenses:
- Use original products and respect copyright laws related to the toy brand and design.