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Usborne Times Tables – 300-Piece Times Table Puzzle
Usborne Times Tables – 300-Piece Times Table Puzzle
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🔢 Learn the times tables through play with this colourful puzzle!
With the Usborne Times Tables puzzle, children can practise their multiplication tables in a fun and visual way. The colourful puzzle consists of 300 pieces and features an overview of the times tables, with cheerful illustrations that make practising multiplication enjoyable.
The puzzle is suitable for children from around 6 years old and helps them recognise number patterns and practise the times tables. Usborne lists this title as part of the Book and Jigsaw series.
🧩 The times tables puzzle
The puzzle consists of 300 pieces and forms a large, colourful overview of the multiplication tables when completed.
🔢 The tables go up to 12 and are presented visually. The different colours and illustrations make it easier to recognise connections and patterns in the numbers.
🧩 At the same time, children can practise their puzzling skills, concentration and spatial awareness.
What does it stimulate/practise?
🔢 Numeracy – practising multiplication and the times tables
🧠 Number sense – recognising connections and patterns in numbers
🧩 Problem-solving – fitting puzzle pieces together
👀 Visual perception – recognising shapes, colours and images
✋ Fine motor skills – grasping and accurately placing puzzle pieces
🎯 Concentration – puzzling with focus and independently
💪 Confidence – practising maths through play
📦 Product information
Brand: Usborne
Title: Times Tables
Series: Usborne Book and Jigsaw
Age: From 6 years old
Number of puzzle pieces: 300
Puzzle dimensions: 59x40 cm
Subject: Times tables / multiplication
ISBN of the original set: 9781474998079
Condition: Second-hand
State: Very good condition
Complete: Puzzle complete
⚠️ Please note: this second-hand offer contains only the 300-piece puzzle. The accompanying book from the original Book and Jigsaw set is missing.
A fun way to combine puzzling and maths while practising the times tables. 🔢🧩
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