The Learning Journey: My First Match It - Things That Go - 15 Self-Correcting Vehicle Matching Puzzles

This is a great gift idea for a two year old. It’s perfect for learning and easy to put together.

Love this starter puzzle for my toddler. He is 20 months old. They are big peices so easy to clean up and light weight for travel.

My two year old loves matching these. As a pre-k teacher, I know this is a great skill and a good place to start when trying to teach your child how to match puzzles! It’s made very sturdy and my son loves the pictures of all the vehicles!

I’m all about sneaking learning into play whenever I can, and this matching puzzle fits right in. I’ve seen my nieces and nephews use similar sets before, and now my own kids love it too. The pieces are nicely sized—not too small—so my little ones can handle them without frustration, which makes putting the puzzles together feel doable and rewarding. The theme around “things that go” really grabs their attention, since they’re already fascinated by cars, planes, and all kinds of vehicles. It keeps their focus without feeling like a lesson, which is exactly what I want. Watching them match the pieces and talk about what each one is really makes it a fun learning moment disguised as play.

Good first puzzles for my two year old.

My son loves these! He is obsessed with dinosaurs, so this is a way to play with them and learn at the same time. The puzzles are easy, and don’t seem to frustrate my 2 year old.

Cute and a great step up from the wooden knob puzzles. The wooden knob puzzles were getting too easy for my son but regular pieces that fit together to make a picture were still too hard. These are just right and he likes the ice cream cones. For us the right age was about 2 1/2 and he hasn't outgrown them at 3. You can use just one or two at a time to make it easier, or try to do them all to make it harder.

Love this, the babies are excite when I pull the cards out