Story Orchestra: The Planets Puzzle

The Story Orchestra: The Planets: Musical Puzzle

See Gustav Holst’s famous score transform into a creative hands-on experience.

Step into the world of The Planets with The Story Orchestra’s beautifully illustrated 48-piece musical puzzle. Designed for children aged 4 to 7, this unique puzzle combines storytelling, music, and play for an unforgettable experience.

Features

• Interactive Musical Buttons: Complete the puzzle and press the shaped pieces to hear four vivid 10-second sound clips from Holst’s orchestral score.

• Enchanting Storytelling:  Follow two siblings as they launch into space and travel between planets, exploring Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and more.

• Double-Sided Poster: Includes a poster with additional details about the composer, the musical story, and the full puzzle image as a reference.

What’s Inside the Box?

• 48-Piece Puzzle: Includes 44 child-friendly standard pieces and 4 shaped pieces with cutouts for musical buttons.

• Educational Poster: Discover more about the story and Holst’s music.

• Finished Puzzle Dimensions: 29.7 x 21 cm.

Why It’s Special

• Perfect Gift for Music Lovers: Introduces children to classical orchestral music in a fun and engaging way.

• High-Quality Design: Printed on FSC-certified paper stock with no shrink wrap, making it environmentally friendly.

• Educational and Fun: Encourages interactive learning while fostering a love for music and storytelling.

Manufacturer’s Note: Pull the white tab from the back of the puzzle frame before use. Sound buttons require a firm push in the exact location to activate, which may require adult assistance for younger children.

Why Choose This Puzzle?

• Part of the bestselling Story Orchestra series, which brings classical music to life for children through vibrant illustrations and sound clips of orchestras playing from original scores.

• Expand your collection with other titles in the series, including Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, Carnival of the Animals, and more.

Perfect for children with a curiosity for science or a love of music alike.