Ravensburger Kids 3D Globe Puzzle Only $10.49 on Amazon or Target.com (Regularly $20)
Amazon has a puzzle you’ll want to keep on display!
Hurry over to Amazon or Target.com where you can snag this fun Ravensburger Children’s Globe 180-Piece 3D Puzzle for only $10.49 (regularly $19.99)!
This 3D puzzle comes with 180 curved plastic pieces that snap together securely for a smooth, sturdy globe once the puzzle is complete! Each piece to the puzzle features a detailed section of the globe and can teach your kiddos so much while they’re also having fun.
Once this 3D globe puzzle is completed, it can easily be displayed with the included stand. To make building a little easier, the pieces feature numbers and arrows on the back that will provide direction during the building process.
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We bought this last your when you posted. It was super hard to get together and not fun at all. You only go by the numbers on the back of each piece. So you just hunt around for the numbers and don’t even see the front of the pieces while putting it together. It was frustrating for my 6 year old and wasn’t fun for me helping him.