Here is a jigsaw puzzle filled with amazing vehicles, speed and excitement.

Between the colorful cars, two participants in a camel race are riding, and a couple are running on foot through the desert. A helicopter hovers low over the heads of the participants. Try to imagine that you are there, then you would hear the roar of all the engines, the cars spinning in the hot sand and the camels howling.

The jigsaw puzzle with 55 pieces is suitable for slightly older children. Some of the puzzle pieces are shaped like sunglasses, motorcycles and cars. Some puzzle pieces are cut out along the contours in the picture.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that provide a real challenge. The frame holds the pieces in place and makes the puzzle comfortable to use both at home and in kindergarten.

Measures: 36,5 x 28,5 cm. 55 puzzle pieces.

Suggested age: from 3.years

Here is a puzzle with an amazing mix of airplanes in a spectacular air show.

We included a multicopter and a winged jetpack to show technical innovations that are under development and that we believe will come in the future. In the upper left corner you see a Boeing Stearman Biplane from the USA in the 1930s, with a lady standing on top of the plane. Here are biplanes and a triplane, paraglider and helicopter. Fighter planes and bombers are painted with fresh, friendly colours.

Many of the pieces are cut out along the contours of the image, and some pieces are shaped like airplanes. The puzzle with 64 pieces is best suited for slightly older children.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that provide a real challenge. The frame holds the pieces in place and makes the puzzle comfortable to use both at home and in kindergarten.

Suggested age: from 3.years

Learn the names of 46 countries and capitals, and see where they are situated.

This stunning map- and flag jigsaw puzzle features 46 pieces with the flag of a country and the country's capital around the frame. The name of each of the countries are printed on the frame, and each puzzle piece with a flag will only fit next to its matching country name. Within an inner frame is where you will find the map of Europe creatively illustrated across 24 traditional puzzle pieces,

1. First place the pieces with a flag and city that you know next to the name of the country where it belongs.
2. Then put together the small map puzzle in the middle.
3 Look at the map to find in which countries the remaining capitals belong, and place the pieces next to their proper country names.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that provide a real challenge. The frame holds the pieces in place and makes the puzzle comfortable to use both at home and in kindergarten.

Measures: 36,5 x 38,5 cm. 70 puzzle pieces.

Suggested age: from 3. years

This physical map of Estonia has names of cities, rivers, lakes, and islands. The highest hills are marked with names and altitude in meters. Many of the puzzle pieces are cut along the country- and region boarders and coastlines. Around the map are pictures of animals that live in Estonia.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that provide a real challenge. The frame holds the pieces in place and makes the puzzle comfortable to use both at home and in kindergarten.

Measures: 36,5 x 28,5 cm. 55 puzzle pieces.

Suggested age: from 3. years

There are a wide variety of animals deep within forested areas. Here you can find moose and red deer foraging for food. A family of wolves plays happily near their den as a few black grouse feed nearby. A bear and her cub explore the nearby stream of water. What is the bear cub curious about? A lynx and her kittens have arrived to see what fun everyone is having. A goshawk flies overhead as other birds and squirrels play in the trees. Can you find the fox hiding in the back of the forest?

Pieces are shaped like Hedgehog, Wolf, Bear, Capercaillie, Squirrel, Fox and Turtle.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that provide a real challenge. The frame holds the pieces in place and makes the puzzle comfortable to use both at home and in kindergarten.

Suggested age: from 3. years

A farm can be a lively place where you can find all kinds of pets and animals. Happy dogs mix with several cats and other larger farm animals. Can you see the baby pig playing in the blue wooden bucket? A farmer drives his tractor as several birds fly in the air above. A playfully bumblebee buzzes around a calf's head and a bull watch the group. Horses graze on the green grass beyond, and rabbits enjoy the cool ground. How many baby chicks can you find in the group of animals? Pieces are shaped like umbrella, cup, teapot, elephant and pig.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that provide a real challenge. The frame holds the pieces in place and makes the puzzle comfortable to use both at home and in kindergarten.

Suggested age: from 3. years

Dive underwater or explore life on the surface with this timeless pond-themed puzzle. This underwater-world puzzle consists of 50 unique pieces. The image features a variety of aquatic creatures and plants for you and your children to discover together. This educational puzzle will quickly turn children into true experts on the aquatic world! It is perfect for older children, especially those with a keen interest in aquatic life.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that provide a real challenge. The frame holds the pieces in place and makes the puzzle comfortable to use both at home and in kindergarten.

Suggested age: from 3. years

European forests have been explored for many ages. What can you discover here? A herd of deer is moving through this forest across the stream. A tawny owl flies through the trees and a red fox stops for a drink from the stream. A woodmouse contemplates a stag beetle for lunch as a hedgehog walks by. How many baby chicks are in the nest with the mother jay pair? Bracket fungus grows on the trunks of many of the trees, and a garden cross spider has spun a web to trap insects. How many different butterflies can you find in the forest? With 40 pieces this puzzle is perfect for younger, nature loving children.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that provide a real challenge. The frame holds the pieces in place and makes the puzzle comfortable to use both at home and in kindergarten.

Suggested age: from 3. years

Larsen's framed puzzle "Subtraction 10-0" helps children learn and practice subtraction in a playful way. By putting the puzzle together, children connect the subtraction operations with the correct answers, which makes the calculation exciting and helps them remember what they have learned better.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that provide a real challenge. The frame holds the pieces in place and makes the puzzle comfortable to use both at home and in kindergarten.

The puzzle develops logical thinking, concentration, problem-solving skills and mathematical knowledge. It is perfect for children who are learning or practicing subtraction and want to develop their numeracy skills in a playful way.

Suggested age: from the age of 5. With adult supervision, the puzzle is also suitable for younger children who are interested in numbers and mathematics.

Larsen's framed puzzle "Counting 1-20" helps children learn numbers and counting in a playful way. When assembling the puzzle, children associate the numbers with the corresponding number of fingers, which supports their understanding of numbers and their range.

Larsen's high-quality framed puzzles are made of sturdy cardboard and feature unique puzzle pieces that make learning exciting and educational. The frame helps keep the pieces in place and makes the puzzle convenient to use both at home and in kindergarten.

The puzzle develops mathematical thinking, counting skills, concentration, logic and hand-eye coordination. It is an excellent educational material for learning about numbers and developing early mathematical skills.

Suggested age: from the age of 4. With adult supervision, the puzzle is also suitable for younger children who are interested in numbers and counting.