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Magnetic Pattern Puzzle Set – Structured Fine Motor Tool for Focus, Spatial Reasoning & Tactile Precision

Magnetic Pattern Puzzle Set – Structured Fine Motor Tool for Focus, Spatial Reasoning & Tactile Precision

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Description

This engaging puzzle set provides structured problem-solving opportunities through magnetic-backed pieces that stay securely in place.

Ideal for neurodivergent individuals or anyone seeking predictable tactile feedback, the puzzle encourages fine motor coordination and visual-spatial thinking without the frustration of shifting or falling parts. Whether used for solo play, classroom activities or occupational therapy, it supports focus, patience and sequencing in a satisfying, mess-free format.

 

 

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Features & Benefits

SECURE PIECE PLACEMENT: Magnetic backing ensures frustration-free interaction

TACTILE FEEDBACK: Predictable touch response aids motor coordination

SPATIAL LEARNING: Promotes pattern recognition, sequencing and logical design

FOCUS & PATIENCE: Encourages extended concentration through structured play

NEURO-INCLUSIVE DESIGN: Ideal for sensory-sensitive and fine motor-focused use

CLASSROOM & THERAPY READY: Supports diverse learning styles and regulation goals

Specifications

Product Name: Magnetic Pattern Puzzle Set

Model Number: PUZZLE-MAGSET01

Certification: CE / EN71

CN Code: Guangdong

Material: EVA Foam / Cardboard with Magnetic Backing

Colour Variants: Mixed Colours

Piece Count: Varies (~50–100 pieces per set)

Puzzle Base Size: ~25 × 25 cm

Product Weight: ~300g

Recommended Age Group: Children 5+ / Teens / Adults

Gender: Unisex

Origin: Mainland China

Packaging: Boxed with activity ideas

Condition: New

Safety Warnings: Not suitable for children under 3. Contains small parts.

High-Concerning Chemicals: None

Semi-Choice: Yes

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