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Celebrate Indigenous culture through play-based learning with this beautifully illustrated Indigenous Large Peg Puzzle! Designed to support early childhood development through hands-on, inclusive play, this wooden peg puzzle invites children to explore the natural world and Indigenous perspectives. Featuring original artwork by Alexandra Couchie, a proud member of Nipissing First Nation, each animal puzzle piece—from the Monarch butterfly to the majestic bear—is brought to life with vibrant woodland-inspired details. Each sturdy wooden piece is fitted with a large peg handle to encourage little learners to grasp, place, and problem-solve with ease. This engaging tactile puzzle supports fine motor development, spatial reasoning, and early cognitive skills while celebrating the importance of Indigenous knowledge, art, and biodiversity. Whether used at home, in childcare settings, or in culturally responsive classrooms, this puzzle creates space for inclusive conversations around animals, storytelling, and identity. Key Features & Benefits Large Peg Design – Easy-to-grasp knobs for little hands promote fine motor development Indigenous Artwork – Features culturally significant animals including bear, wolf, butterfly, turtle, and beaver Designed by Alexandra Couchie – Vibrant, woodland-style artwork by a proud member of Nipissing First Nation Early Childhood Friendly – Suitable for toddlers and preschoolers aged 2+ Supports Learning Through Play – Enhances spatial awareness, shape recognition, and problem-solving Culturally Inclusive Tool – Ideal for weaving Indigenous perspectives into everyday classroom or home learning High-Quality Wood Construction – Built to last with smooth, safe edges and eco-conscious materials Usage Ideas Story Time Extension: Use each animal as a prompt for storytelling or connecting with traditional Indigenous animal teachings. Sensory Table Add-On: Add the puzzle to a sensory table with natural elements like leaves or feathers to inspire…