Crocodile Creek

30 Pc Super Duper Tall Puzzle - Dinosaur

30 Pc Super Duper Tall Puzzle - Dinosaur - Main image
$13.59 $19.99 In stock

Category: Puzzles

Stack'em High! Little kids can embark on a thrilling prehistoric adventure with our captivating vertical puzzle featuring ten different dinosaurs including the mighty T-Rex, the armored Stegosaurus, and the soaring Pteranodon. Start by assembling the puzzle flat on the ground, then watch as the completed puzzle reveals ten dinosaurs stacked high on top of one another, reaching for the sky in this delightful playtime experience!
Designed for children ages 3-5, these engaging puzzles help to develop essential cognitive and motor skills while exploring the fascinating world of dinosaurs.

  • High Quality: Crocodile Creek puzzle pieces and storage boxes are made of high quality blue board that will not tear or break
  • Great for Development: Puzzles are both fun and great for problem solving while fostering eye-hand coordination and development of fine motor skills
  • Kid-safe: All Crocodile Creek products are tested by accredited CPSC laboratories to make certain they pass the most stringent safety regulations to assure that they are safe for children
  • Eco-Friendly: All Crocodile Creek puzzles and storage boxes are made with soy-based inks, using paper from Forest Stewardship Council approved forests and have no interior plastic packaging

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Joshua C. ★★★★★

The ten different dinosaurs keep my twins busy for a solid half hour, and they love hunting for the T-Rex and Stegosaurus every time. Stacking all 30 pieces that high takes real concentration, which is exactly what I wanted.

Sofia ★★★★★

My 4-year-old is obsessed with stacking this thing as tall as she can, and the ten different dinosaurs give her plenty to name while she builds. The Stegosaurus piece is her favorite because of the plates. It's held up well after a few weeks of daily play.

Alexander ★★★★★

The 30 pieces are chunky enough that my 3-year-old can stack them without them toppling every five seconds, and the ten different dinosaurs keep him busy way longer than his other puzzles. He lines them up tallest to shortest now and names the Stegosaurus every single time.