DIGOBAY World Map Jigsaw Puzzle for Kids Ages 3-8, 70 Pieces Globe, Large Round Floor Puzzle for Kids, Toddlers, Geography Games, Educational Toys, Birthday Gifts

I purchased this and others to help a family member who has dementia. Pieces are large enough easy to handle. Keeps him from becoming distracted, absolutely beautiful detail. I love these puzzles, very detailed and built well. Keeps the mind active. Took him 4 hours to complete. Well worth it.

Puzzle is appropriately sized and well made!

It is very good for kids 5 years ago and up.It helps them to explore the world and geography in fun way

Love the color and the illustrations! Our family enjoys map puzzles, so even though my kids are past the age of floor puzzles, we were excited to buy this one. Sturdy pieces, quality lamination, and bright printing.Africa gets to take center stage on this circular geography puzzle. It is nice to see architecture illustrated on the map - even Brandenburg Gate, Hagia Sophia, Cristo Redento, and a yurt in Mongolia. Animals and plants add to the fun - love the flying fish!. There are Japanese cherry trees and a Canadian maple leaf. China has the old green train, Nigeria has drums, Germany has pretzels, and Brazil has soccer. Only major countries are labeled, though in some cases, like the Philippines, there is room that the label could have been printed. Of course with any map puzzle there are going to be difference of opinion on which items should be included or excluded. While raccoons are native to North America, my family thought bison may have been a better icon (maybe to replace that palm tree in Kansas!). Whether or not they are the best items to include, it was nice to see so many plants, animals, transportation icons, and architectural buildings.There are a few corrections that should be made:1) Walrus do not live in Antarctica. The narwhal should not be near West Africa.2) Igloos were constructed in North America, not Antarctica, and not Greenland either.3) There should not be palm trees in Kansas, North Dakota, the Hudson Bay, and Greenland!4) Remove the turkey bird with pilgrim hat from the country of Turkiye! Turkeys are native to North America. (Maybe put an oud instrument, Cappadoccia pillars, or hot air balloon for Turkiye instead)5) Poor New Zealand - they have been chopped off the map altogether. In fact the only hint at any Pacific isles is the label "Oceania". No Samoa, no Tonga, no Fiji, no Hawaii - Not even a volcano.6) Pirate ship off the west coast of North America should be changed to something more representative of the shipping that goes through those waters. (How do pirate themes make it into kids toys anyway? Deplorable crime! And just to be accurate, most piracy occurs near the Red Sea/Gulf of Aden, off the coast of Nigeria, and near Indonesia & Singapore. The only piracy problem area in the Pacific is off the coast of Peru)* Another reviewer had mentioned that the Southern Ocean was printed as "Souther Ocean". This typo was corrected on the map that I received, so it sounds like the manufacturer is listening to the reviews - Thank you!All in all, this was a fun puzzle to put together, and we enjoyed poring over the charming illustrations.

My 4 yo grandson and I had an amazing time putting this together