Lanka Kade Wooden Conga the Crocodile Jigsaw

This crocodile a-z jigsaw is perfect for little hands. This multi-coloured jigsaw is made up of 26 wooden pieces. Children can learn to the alphabet as they put the pieces together to form Conga the Crocodile.

This crocodile a-z jigsaw is:

• made up of 26 jigsaw pieces a-z

• super chunky - this puzzle is 25mm thick and can stand on completion

• made from eco friendly materials

• designed to be self correcting

• individually cut by hand

• Suitable for age 3+

This fair trade wooden educational jigsaw puzzle is handcrafted by skilled artisans in Sri Lanka from sustainably sourced rubber wood and non toxic paints.

Made of rubber wood
Dimensions: 133mm (H) x 540mm (W) x 25mm (D)
We recommend a play age of 3-6 years

TOY SAFETY
Age suitability: 3 years +
WARNING! Not suitable for children under three years, choking hazard due to small parts

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
Wipe clean only with a damp cloth
Wipe away any excess moisture and leave to air dry (avoid direct sunlight)

We have direct trading relationships with our producers, Upul our director travels to Sri Lanka regularly, working with our artisans to ensure fair trade working practices are met and maintained. Our commitment to our producers supports their growth and development, whilst ensuring their employees have a sense of job satisfaction and that their employment is valued. The producer groups offer their staff good rates of pay, equal opportunities and a safe working environment in compliance with the 10 Principles of Fair Trade.

At Lanka Kade, we comply with the internationally accepted 10 Principles of Fair Trade

When you purchase a Lanka Kade product you directly support our educational foundation which provides books and daily milk drinks to several rural schools in Sri Lanka.

For some children attending school, the cup of milk provided by the foundation is the only sustenance they will receive during the day. Since the programme was introduced, teachers have reported much improved concentration and contribution from the children.

Many children in Sri Lanka attend school unable to fully participate as their parents cannot afford to buy exercise books and they are not supplied by the Government. In schools supported by the foundation, books and pencils are provided to ensure all children have equal access to education.