2D Put Together
Colourful Australian Map Wooden Puzzle
Colourful and fun. This raised puzzle of Australian States is an attractive educational tool that…
Mosaic Puzzle with 46 bright wooden pieces
Solid wooden puzzle. Bright coloured shapes. Larger format. A great way for kids to learn…
Wooden Geometric Shapes and Fractions puzzle
This bright and chunky simple wooden board helps children to learn shapes, fractions and colours…
Wooden Tangram with Cards
You must arrange the 7 pieces into shapes just by looking at their silhouette. As…
4 piece Aluminium Jigsaw put together puzzle
The puzzle is to take the four pieces of the puzzle apart and put them…
Alles fur die Katz 9 piece cat packing puzzle
Also known as the All For The Cat puzzle the object is to fit the…
Aussie Kids coloured wooden Tangram puzzle
The object of the Tangram is to assemble the 7 pieces of puzzle into a…
Checking In checkerboard packing tray puzzle
The puzzle is to fit all the pieces in the frame, including the spare piece…
Constantin Animal packing puzzles
The puzzle is to pack the animals back in their special shaped tray. You'll need…
Gridlock at the Arc de Triomphe anti-slide puzzle
Place all 6 pieces in the frame so that no piece can slide within the…
Hinja reusable 3D Origami Aussie made kids activity
The Multicoloured Combo Pack of Hinja instant origami pieces is a great introduction to Hinja.…
IQ Blox Smart Games logic blocks puzzle
Pick a puzzle from the book, put the walls in place to set the challenge,…
2D Put Together
Dissection puzzles. Tray Puzzles.
Not really jigsaw puzzles although you may still have to match a pattern or picture to complete the puzzle, the pieces usually do not interlock. To complete the puzzle you will need to fill a pre-defined space with the pieces of the puzzle and often conform to a pattern as well.
A brainteaser called Stomachion, the so-called problem that “drives you mad!” – was created by the Greeks in about the 3rd century BC. It was a 14 piece dissection of a square and legend has it was played with, and possibly invented by, Archimedes. Tangrams are a later example (later we say, yet they’ve been known to the Chinese for many centuries!) of this same type of 2D dissection or put-together puzzle.
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Set of 3 Chinese Puzzle Boxes
This is a set of 3 different Secret Boxes with 3 different solutions. Solve each…
