Excellerations® Disabilities & Doctor Puzzles – Set of 18 Wooden Puzzles

Ages 3+ / Grades PreK+

Encourage empathy, inclusivity, and confidence with this engaging 18-puzzle set, designed to help children understand medical conditions and doctor visits in a positive and supportive way. Featuring real-life photo images and bilingual educational mini-posters, these puzzles (each 9″ x 12″) foster awareness, problem-solving, and early learning in classrooms and homes. With graduated difficulty levels, children can develop fine motor skills while gaining a deeper understanding of their peers’ experiences and healthcare interactions.

• WHAT’S INCLUDED: Set of 18 wooden puzzles (each 9″ x 12″) with matching bilingual mini-posters. Puzzles come in three levels (6, 9, and 12 pieces) to support different learning stages. Topics include physical therapy, speech therapy, prosthetic limbs, hearing aids, asthma, cancer, vitiligo, broken bones, glasses, checking the throat, getting a shot, measuring height and weight, listening to the heart, checking ears, taking blood pressure, checking temperature, testing reflexes, and visiting the dentist.
• PROMOTES UNDERSTANDING & CONFIDENCE: Encourages empathy and awareness by introducing children to common medical conditions and check-up procedures, fostering tolerance and inclusivity in social interactions.
• REAL-LIFE SCENARIOS: Features photo-realistic images of everyday medical experiences, helping children relate, engage, and feel confident in healthcare settings.
• BILINGUAL EDUCATIONAL POSTERS: Each puzzle includes a matching mini-poster in English and Spanish, featuring simple medical explanations to support early learning and language development.
• GRADUATED LEARNING LEVELS: With three levels of difficulty (6, 9, and 12 pieces), these puzzles engage and challenge children while strengthening fine motor and problem-solving skills.
• DURABLE & SAFE CONSTRUCTION: Made from poplar plywood with heat-transfer printing, each piece is smoothly sanded for easy handling and long-lasting use in classrooms, therapy settings, and home learning environments.