Magnetic puzzle "Map of the World" (GT1741)

Puzzles (from the English word Puzzle - puzzle) were invented in England in 1761. They were invented by a London geographical merchant named John Spilsbury. At first, the puzzles were not just a game, but a training manual - a mosaic -head -headed from cut geographical maps. Now the basis for the puzzles is any images cut into standard fragments, but we decided to return to the origins and offer you a series of puzzles carved along geographical boundaries.
Fragments of the puzzle of the world are cut along the borders of oceans, continents and large islands. The base of the puzzle is magnetic, it can be attached to the refrigerator or any other metal surface. The publication also contains a political map of the world on which all countries are indicated. The card can be placed on the refrigerator by attaching magnetic elements on top. Thus, raising any mainland, you can see which countries are located on it. You can also attach fragments of the puzzle directly to the refrigerator, and hang the card on the wall or put on the table. Our Puzzles cards not only develop logical thinking, attention and fine motor skills, but also help to better study geography